The film industry is such a fascinating entity, and there are so many different terms relating to film. This quiz puts some of these terms on display. In this quiz, you will be responsible for knowing what crosscutting is, what does the film Hana-Bi an example of, what a narrative is, what kind of technique is a 180 -degree system, See moreand what reflexivity is. This quiz will provide you with many words associated with film. You got this.
Discontinuity editing.
Continuity editing.
Intensified continuity.
A Japanese man with many responsibilities.
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Climax, emotional response, end.
Explains the state of affairs, complicating actions, emotional response.
Intro of setting and characters, state of affairs, initiating event.
None of the above.
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Showing a character from the chest to the top of the head.
Shot of a particular detail.
A full body shot filling the frame.
A foundation for a sequence that shows the location of the ensuing action.
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Maintains consistent screen direction.
Orients the viewer and ensures a sense of cinematic space.
Allows for the camera to move side to side over an imaginary line.
Both A and B.
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Placing into infinity.
The character whose point-of-view we follow in a film.
The perspective that we follow in a film.
The true likeness or appearance of reality.
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An editing technique that cuts to the future in a narrative.
Acknowledging the cinematic device reminding viewers that they are watching a film.
Self representation intended to combat stereotypes.
The placement of two things that are usually abstract near one another.
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Costumes
Make-up
Scenery
Movement
None of the above
All of the above
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Formal realism/social realism
Individual/community
Wilderness/civilization
Nature/culture
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The omission of time that separates one shot from another.
The intercutting of two or more lines of action that occur simultaneously.
The similarity between shots A and B is in the shape and form of what we see.
None of the above.
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A direct change from one shot to the next.
An uninterrupted run of the camera.
A complete unit of plot action.
A series of edited shots characterized by inherent unity, theme and purpose.
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A particular style or category of works of art.
The storytelling aspects of film that seem to exist on their own.
The feeling that the audience gets by means of the writing of a script.
The impact that a film has on an audience.
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Emotional relations, rhythmic relations, focus relations, continuity relations.
Graphic relations, collision relations, temporal relations, planarity relations.
Temporal relations, graphic relations, spatial relations, rhythmic relations.
Rhythmic relations, emotional relations, temporal relations, physical relations.
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More rapid editing.
A higher pitch of emphasis.
The dominant style of American mass-audience films.
A free-ranging camera.
All of the above.
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Emanates from the scene and is not extraneous to it.
The primary focus of the 11'09"01 article.
Music played over the scene and is the primary sound heard.
Both A and B.
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