HSC Advanced (Area of Study)

Question 1

A shot type where subjects are a long distance from the camera. Usually shows a location.

Accepted Answer

extreme long-shot/establishing shot

Question 2

A method of film-making in which a single idea is expressed by combining elements or scenes.

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montage

Question 3

Sound included within the the world of the film and that characters & audience can hear.

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synchronous sound, diegetic sound

Question 4

This is when the camera appears to move in and out from the subject.

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zoom in/out

Question 5

Directing the imagination to a historical, literary or biblical event.

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allusion

Question 6

Forceful use of verb at start of sentence or phrase in 2nd person.

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imperative voice

Question 7

Recurring symbols, structures or literary devices in a narrative text.

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motif

Question 8

Putting two things close together or side by side to produce an effect, usually contrast.

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juxtaposition

Question 9

Figurative or descriptive language - creates a specific sensory image in the responder's mind.

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imagery

Question 10

"sharp pang of pain"

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consonance, alliteration

Question 11

The act of assigning extra meanings (often emotions) to objects.

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symbolism

Question 12

When events are opposite of (or very different to) what has been intended or expected to happen

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irony

Question 13

A fixed camera appears to move from one object to another - camera pivots from a fixed point.

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panning shot

Question 14

Intentional repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of several clauses, sentences, etc.

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anaphora

Question 15

A shot type that involves only one part of the subject filling the frame.

Accepted Answer

close-up

Questions 15