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Inside Out - Film Techniques
Inside Out - Film Techniques
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How closely were you paying attention, Year 7?
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The following image is an example of which film technique?
Wide shot
Establishing shot
Close-up shot
Low-angle shot
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Why would a director use an establishing shot in this particular scene?
To introduce us to the protagonist (main character) Riley.
Well they have to start somewhere?
So we know what the parents' heads look like.
To show how intense the baby is.
3
Why would the director use a close-up shot in this scene?
The artists were too lazy to draw the rest of the scene.
To make us feel sad about Anger.
To show us Anger's teeth.
To emphasise how angry and intense Anger is.
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Why would the director use a wide-shot in this scene?
There is no real reason behind using a wide-shot.
The director couldn't fit Sadness in without s wide-shot.
The director wants the audience to see all the characters.
Sir, what time does the bell go?
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Why do directors use film techniques?
To make you think about the world.
There isn't any reason why they are used.
To confuse us.
To add meaning and influence the audience’s emotions.
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What are TWO types of sound devices used in
Inside Out
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Dialogue and Music
Dialogue and Sound
Percussion and Trumpets
Music and Rhythm
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How is dialogue used in the film?
We are able to understand what some characters are thinking.
It shows us the intensity of a scene.
It shows us all the characters in one scene.
It provides the audience an insight into Riley's thoughts.
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What type of film technique does the director use in this scene?
Low-angle shot
Establishing shot
Close-up shot
Wide-shot
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The following image uses which type of film technique?
Wide shot
Establishing shot
Middle shot
Close-up shot
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Why is sound used in films?
So we can hear things.
Sound is used to make the audience feel certain emotions.
All films have sound.
Sound sets the tone for different scenes.