5 Written Questions

1. Rife of humor, sexuality, and scandalous images
2. Process of filming and expose the way the medium constructs reality. Relationship between documentary images and reality
3. Voice of authority; Talking heads; Director-participant; Direct cinema; Self-reflexive; Mockumentary
4. reflects the level and type of a person's engagement with her surroundings
5. A large theater with more than a dozen screen.

5 Matching Questions

1. City symphonies
2. Commercial films
3. Non-diegetic
4. Talking Heads
5. Technical competence

1. a elements that exist outside of the story world (credits and some film music). Use to comment on or draw attention.
2. b Generally fictional narratives involving conflict and change
3. c Interviews and captures personal feelings
4. d A genre that combines documentary and experimental films; modern city view.
5. e a director must be capable of creating a well made film

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Viewers expect no story at all, this type of film makers see films as a visual art form rather than a story telling
   1. Volume
   2. Avant garde
   3. Dialogue
   4. Accent
2. Forwards the narrative, giving voice to characters' aspirations, thoughts and emotions, often making conflicts among characters evident
   1. Dissolve
   2. Wipe
   3. Dialogue
   4. Diegetic
3. a technique for recording synchronized dialogue in post-production, using a machine that runs forward and backward.
   1. Montage sequence
   2. Lend Mood to an Environment
   3. ADR (automatic dialogue replacement)
   4. Acoustic Qualities
4. Process of contracting a business function to someone else. The practice of Hollywood studios contracting out post-production work to individuals or films outside the United States.
   1. Outsourcing
   2. Reading
   3. Accent
   4. Looping
5. to indicate the passage of time. consist of several shots, each one occurring at a different point in time.
   1. Montage sequence
   2. Non-diegetic
   3. Megaplexes
   4. Star Persona

5 True/False Questions

1. Looping → cutting several identical lengths of developed film and having actors record the dialogue repeatedly.

   True        False

2. High pitched characters → A post-studio era Hollywood film designed to appeal to the broadest possible audience by fusing a simple story line with major movie stars and mounting a lavish market campaign.

   True        False

3. Diegetic → the implied world of the story, including settings, characters, sounds, and events.

   True        False

4. Primary components of film sound → is to externalize a character's thoughts and feelings, bringing motivations, goals and conflicts to the surface.

   True        False

5. Voice of authority → a direct vocal address to the audience, which may emanate from a character or form a narrating voice apparently unrelated to the diegesis.
   It gives special attention and allows audience access to a characters immediate thoughts.

   True        False