Practice Test for MSV2 Final. After taking the quiz, look at the additional explanation for more information.
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Electromagnetic Induction
Transduction
Emergence
Reification
Stored energy in an unchanging electric field.
Simplified models allowing us to study objects and phenomena without distractions.
Place Matching Angles on Matching Track.
The combination or collision of two shots; how the movement in one shot affects the movement in the next shot
Walla
Multistability
Energy
Emergence
Foley
Dialogue
Digital
Transduction
Parallel Distributed Processing (PDP)
Electromagnetic Behavior
Really Simple Syndication (RSS)
Digital Intermediate
Frequency
Amplitude
Dynamic range
Electricity
A dialogue editor's job
Murch's Rule of 6
Loop Groups
Shot-by-shot Correction
Electricity
Loop Groups
SFX
Foley
Suggesting electricity and magnetism are two aspects of the same force.
Investigating occurrence per unit of time.
Converting energy from one state into another.
The difference between the lowest and highest intensity perceptible.
It used Voice Actors to complete necessary vocalizations.
It used large crowds produce a unique dynamic range and rolling timbre.
It was the first feature length film entirely processed inside a DI Suite.
It used Parallel Distributed Processing to complete post production sound.
Matching production conditions.
Creating sounds that don't exist.
Creating low sounding dialogue.
Foley effects.
Frequency
Soundtracks
Dynamics
Timbre
Konrad Zuse
Alan Turing
Charles Babbage
Vannevar Bush
Frequency sensation
Gestalt properties
Amplitude
Human transducers
Charles Babbage
John von Neumann
Vannevar Bush
Konrad Zuse
Was a director for Thomas Edison's company
Used Newsreel footage of actual fire with performed interiors
Is the father of film editing.
Suggested 2 shots from different locations could be joined together to form a new meaning