Could You Pass Film Class 101?
Do you dream of a life in Hollywood? Do you fantasize about making art behind a camera? Find out if you have what it takes to be a master film maker!
- 1.
![What is a shot take from a crane or a plane called? - ProProfs]( "What is a shot take from a crane or a plane called?")
What is a shot take from a crane or a plane called?- A.
A Close Up
- B.
An Aerial Shot
- C.
A Overhead Shot
- D.
A Crane Shot
- 2.
![What does "INT" mean when found in a screenplay? - ProProfs]( "What does \"INT\" mean when found in a screenplay?")
What does "INT" mean when found in a screenplay?- A.
Interpersonal
- B.
Internal monologue
- C.
Interior
- D.
International filming location
- 3.
![What is the shorthand version of "Point of View"? - ProProfs]( "What is the shorthand version of \"Point of View\"?")
What is the shorthand version of "Point of View"?- A.
POV
- B.
PPV
- C.
PV
- D.
P
- 4.
![Which of the following is NOT an example of a Bridging Shot? - ProProfs]( "Which of the following is NOT an example of a Bridging Shot?")
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Bridging Shot?- A.
A wide angle close-up
- B.
Falling calendar pages
- C.
Newspaper headlines
- D.
Railroad wheels turning
- 5.
![What does "O.S." mean when it is seen in a screenplay? - ProProfs]( "What does \"O.S.\" mean when it is seen in a screenplay?")
What does "O.S." mean when it is seen in a screenplay?- A.
Optional Shot
- B.
Voice Over
- C.
Overhead Shot
- D.
Off Screen
- 6.
![Name three camera angles: - ProProfs]( "Name three camera angles:")
Name three camera angles:- A.
Over, under, tilt
- B.
Low, high, tilt
- C.
Under, high, casual
- D.
Tilt, swing, low
- 7.
![What is a storyboard? - ProProfs]( "What is a storyboard?")
What is a storyboard?- A.
A way to plan out the shots
- B.
A series of drawings and captions
- C.
A tool used for organizing a film
- D.
All of the above
- 8.
![What does a hand-held or Tracking Shot indicate when filming from a character's perspective? - ProProfs]( "What does a hand-held or Tracking Shot indicate when filming from a character's perspective?")
What does a hand-held or Tracking Shot indicate when filming from a character's perspective?- A.
The character is sick
- B.
The character is confused
- C.
The character is thinking about something important
- D.
The character is in motion
- 9.
![What is a "Master Shot"? - ProProfs]( "What is a \"Master Shot\"?")
What is a "Master Shot"?- A.
A long take of an entire scene
- B.
The final cut of a film
- C.
The director's cut of a film
- D.
A deleted scene
- 10.
![A character shot with their back to the camera would usually suggest... - ProProfs]( "A character shot with their back to the camera would usually suggest...")
A character shot with their back to the camera would usually suggest...- A.
That character is busy
- B.
That character is looking for a friend
- C.
That character feels alienated
- D.
That character is rude
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Sample QuestionThis film was shot in three weeks, and the director gradually used longer and longer focal lengths to create a feeling of claustrophobia by the climax.
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Sample QuestionThis angle illustrates the new found power that Peter Parker feels from his spider suit.
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Sample QuestionThe film is usually light-hearted and provokes laughter by exaggerating the situation, the characters of the language.
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