(Sa 8mi) 2.3 Character & Gags
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How would you sum up the lecture you just viewed? (Write your response below.)
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What is the most important thing you learned from this lecture? (Write your answer below.)
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If anything in this lecture was unclear, please write your question below:
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On a scale of 1 to 5, how excited are you to start developing your gags?
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1 - Not Excited
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2
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3
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4
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5 - Extremely Excited
Explanation
This question asks the respondent to rate their level of excitement on a scale of 1 to 5 regarding starting to develop their gags. A rating of 1 indicates that the person is not excited at all, while a rating of 5 suggests that they are extremely excited. The missing options (2, 3, and 4) would fall in between these two extremes, indicating varying levels of excitement.Rate this question:
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What is the #1 thing you should avoid when developing your character and gags?
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Always fulfill the log-line.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given answer "True" is correct because the statement "Always fulfill the log-line" implies that it is necessary or mandatory to fulfill the log-line. Therefore, the statement is true as it states a general rule or requirement.Rate this question:
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Gags should come out of _______________, not plot.
Correct Answer
character, characters, character choicesExplanation
The correct answer is character, characters, character choices. This means that comedic moments or gags should arise naturally from the personalities, traits, and actions of the characters, rather than being forced into the plot. In other words, humor should be derived from the authentic behavior and choices of the characters, making it more believable and enjoyable for the audience.Rate this question:
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Gags are important because they create a support structure for your short.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Gags, in the context of comedy or filmmaking, refer to humorous or comedic elements inserted into a short film or performance. These gags serve as a support structure by providing comedic relief and enhancing the overall entertainment value of the short. They help engage the audience, maintain their interest, and add a lighthearted tone to the narrative. Therefore, it is true that gags are important because they contribute to the success and effectiveness of a short film or performance.Rate this question:
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Gags are funny things that a character does.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Gags are individual building blocks to your stories structure. They don't have to be funny.Rate this question:
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The audience must ________ to your character.
Correct Answer
relateExplanation
The audience doesn't need to like your character, but they must relate to it. This means that they have to understand the primal reasons why your character is doing what they're doing.Rate this question:
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Give us feedback about your Producer (in-class teacher)? (is he/she ok, do you have some suggestions,...)
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Select your Educational Institution:
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TOA
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TOA Penang
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A. TOA -
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