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Film Studies- Unit 1 Review
Film Studies- Unit 1 Review
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A focus on Mise-en-scene, camera movement, and cinematography. #edsikov
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1
Which of the following is not included in standard three point lighting?
back light
fill light
top light
key light
2
Used three cameras to record three separate images which projected across a curved screen
cinerama
academy ratio
panavision
cinemascope
3
Which of the following is not one of Noël Burch’s six zones of offscreen space?
behind the camera
offscreen left
behind the actor
offscreen right
4
Standardized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science in 1932 (referred to as 1.33:1)
Panavision
Cinerama
Academy Ratio
Cinemascope
5
Camera is stationary but shifts up and down
tilt
moving shot
pan
zoom
6
When director shoots their subject from below (looking up at the subject).
eye level shot
high angle shot
low angle shot
canted angle
7
Preserving the original ratio of a widescreen film when transferring the film to other mediums.
Film Stock
Rack Focus
Todd-AO
Letterboxing
8
Appears to be taken from a medium distance (in terms of the human body, it’s from the waist up)
extreme close up
quarter shot
close up
medium shot
9
Defined as the relation of the width of the rectangular image to its height?
aspect ratio
depth of field
wide-angle lens
cinematography
10
When the camera is stationary but pivots on its axis from side to side
crane shot
pan
moving shot
tilt
11
__________ is defined as the world of the film. Story elements presented on or offscreen.
mobile framing
cinematography
mise-en-scene
diegesis
12
When the camera tilts horizontally and/ or vertically.
eye level shot
bird's eye view
dutch tilt
canted angle
13
changes the plane of focus within the shot by way of a change in focus rather than zoom.
telephoto
wide angle
zoom
rack focus
14
When the director shoots the subject from above (looking down at the subject).
Bird's Eye View
Low Angle Shot
Master Shot
High Angle Shot
15
Camera placed at the level of an adult’s eyes 5/6 ft off the ground- the character is standing
low angle shot
canted angle
high angle shot
eye level shot
16
An extreme overhead shot
Low Angle Shot
High Angle Shot
Master Shot
Bird's Eye View
17
When the actor moves and the camera follows.
Motivated Camera Movement
Moving Shot
Unmotivated Camera Movement
Stedicam
18
If the camera moves up and down through space.
zoom
pan
Crane
moving shot
19
The object or person at a vast distance surrounded by a great amount of the surrounding space.
medium shot
long shot
extreme long shot
medium close up
20
A shot of the entire human body
long shot
medium shot
quarter shot
full shot
21
A shot that isolates an object in the image, making it appear relatively large
close up
full shot
medium shot
extreme close up
22
Shot taken from a long distance that includes as much of the set, location, and the characters
master shot
bird's eye view
eye level shot
two shot
23
A shot in which two people (who appear at a medium distance or closer)
Two Shot
Three Shot
Master Shot
Master Shot
24
A horror film would be more likely to use this type of low proportion lighting…
high key
low key
top lighting
three point lighting
25
Film Stock is categorized by all of the following except…
gauge
color
type
exposure index
26
Which of the following is not true regarding hand held cameras.
smaller in size
better overall picture quality
suggests a sense of realism
easier to carry
27
Used Anamorphic lens to squeeze images onto frames of stock and another lens to spread it out
academy ratio
panavision
cinerama
cinemascope
28
A single recording of a shot
take
shot
aspect ratio
frame
29
When the camera moves parallel to the ground.
moving shot
tracking shot
crane
tilt
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All of the elements placed in front of the camera to be photographed.
Film Studies
Camera Movement
Mise-En-Scene
Cinematography
