1. Which type of film style deliberately distorts and stylizes reality, calling attention to the filmmaker, himself.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| Classical | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Formalistic | 7 times selected / 88% |
| Realistic | 1 times selected / 13% |
2. Placing a camera in such a manner as to anticipate the movement of an action before it occurs is known as …
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| letterboxing | 0 times selected / 0% |
| anticipatory set ups | 8 times selected / 100% |
| cropping | 0 times selected / 0% |
| aspect ratio | 0 times selected / 0% |
3. The art of motion is called
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| panning | 0 times selected / 0% |
| dissolve | 0 times selected / 0% |
| loose framing | 0 times selected / 0% |
| choreography | 8 times selected / 100% |
4. Realism in film emphasizes:
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| narrative fragmentation | 1 times selected / 13% |
| authorial intrusion | 0 times selected / 0% |
| basic life experiences | 7 times selected / 88% |
| Computer generated effects | 0 times selected / 0% |
5. A shot that begins with a close view of the subject and then withdraws to reveal a larger context is called a
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| process shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| dissolve | 0 times selected / 0% |
| swish pan | 0 times selected / 0% |
| pull-back dolly shot | 8 times selected / 100% |
6. This style of film represents functional story-oriented films and encompasses the majority of films.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| Classical | 3 times selected / 38% |
| Formal | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Realistic | 5 times selected / 63% |
7. Mise En Scene refers to :
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| making things appear random within a scene. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| the relationships of organisms within a frame | 0 times selected / 0% |
| the technique of blocking out a portion of a movie image. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| the manner in which scens are framed and photographed within the frame | 8 times selected / 100% |
8. A shot taken from a mechanical “arm” is a :
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| dolly shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
| aerial shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| crane shot | 7 times selected / 88% |
| hand-held shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
9. Which device tends to reduce the importance of a subject?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| high-angle shot | 7 times selected / 88% |
| bird’s-eye view | 1 times selected / 13% |
| cool colors | 0 times selected / 0% |
| subsidiary contrast | 0 times selected / 0% |
10. This style of film is objective, has minimum distortion of the story and does not call attention to any one style.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| Classical | 2 times selected / 25% |
| Formal | 2 times selected / 25% |
| Realistic | 4 times selected / 50% |
11. True or False: Aspect ratio can change from scene to scene in a film.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 13% / 1 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| False | 1 times selected / 13% |
| True | 7 times selected / 88% |
12. Musical, Horror, Comedy and Romance all refer to a film’s _____________.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| mood | 0 times selected / 0% |
| convention | 0 times selected / 0% |
| framing | 0 times selected / 0% |
| genre | 8 times selected / 100% |
13. Classical cinema
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| employs loosely organized plots. | 1 times selected / 13% |
| subordinates plot and character to social themes. | 2 times selected / 25% |
| avoids the extremes of realism and formalism. | 5 times selected / 63% |
| sacrifices entertainment value to explore moral issues. | 0 times selected / 0% |
14. Cinema derives from the Greek word for
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| genre | 0 times selected / 0% |
| seeing all | 4 times selected / 50% |
| pattern | 1 times selected / 13% |
| movement | 3 times selected / 38% |
15. This shot is taken from a long distance and is also know as an establishing shot
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| long shot | 4 times selected / 50% |
| extreme long shot | 4 times selected / 50% |
| full shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
16. The following can be said about formalists in framing film scenes:
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| formalists never call attention to their own style | 0 times selected / 0% |
| time and space is unaltered | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Beauty before content | 5 times selected / 63% |
| The subject matter is most important | 3 times selected / 38% |
17. The over-the-shoulder shot involves
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| one person in close up. | 3 times selected / 38% |
| two people, one of whom has his/her back to the camera. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| three people with the camera moving from person to person. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| none of the above. | 0 times selected / 0% |
18. Movement of the camera that scans the scene horizontally is called a
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| zoom | 0 times selected / 0% |
| lateral shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
| panning shot | 7 times selected / 88% |
| transitional shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
19. This shot barely keeps the entire length of a figure in full frame
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| extreme long shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
| long shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| full shot | 7 times selected / 88% |
20. To show a person has dominance in a film you would place them ( more than one answer may be required)
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| the top of the frame | 7 times selected / 54% |
| the edge of the frame | 1 times selected / 8% |
| the bottom of the frame | 0 times selected / 0% |
| in the center of the frame | 5 times selected / 38% |
21. Oblique-angle shots tend to suggest
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| tension, transition, and impending movement. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| security and domination. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| tediousness and insignificance. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| power, stability, and fate. | 0 times selected / 0% |
22. When a person is framed on the left or right edge of a scene it usually indicates that
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| that person is insignificant | 6 times selected / 75% |
| that person is vulnerable | 2 times selected / 25% |
| that person is dominant | 0 times selected / 0% |
| that person is important | 0 times selected / 0% |
23. The 3 visual planes of a frame in any video are:
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| widescreen, television & standard | 1 times selected / 13% |
| intimate distance, personal distance , & public distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| foreground, mid ground & background | 7 times selected / 88% |
| closed form, open form & tight frame | 0 times selected / 0% |
24. For most filmmakers, the favored position to photograph an actor is
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 13% / 1 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| full front. | 7 times selected / 88% |
| quarter turn. | 1 times selected / 13% |
| half turn. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| back to camera. | 0 times selected / 0% |
25. The longer and higher the shot, the the movement appears
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| faster | 0 times selected / 0% |
| slower | 6 times selected / 75% |
| more intimate | 0 times selected / 0% |
| more threatening | 2 times selected / 25% |
26. Which shot captures objects at close, medium and long ranges all at the same time?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| deep focus | 4 times selected / 50% |
| full shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
| wide-angle | 3 times selected / 38% |
27. Moving a camera back and forth between two actors having a conversation in known as
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| tight framing | 0 times selected / 0% |
| open form | 1 times selected / 13% |
| personal distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| panning | 7 times selected / 88% |
28. Fading out of one shot into another is known as
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| dissolve | 6 times selected / 75% |
| freeze frame | 0 times selected / 0% |
| animation | 1 times selected / 13% |
| pull back dolly | 1 times selected / 13% |
29. The cinematographer can smoothly move through and photograph a set or location without shaking or bobbing with the use of a
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 25% / 2 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| steadicam | 2 times selected / 25% |
| dolly | 5 times selected / 63% |
| crane | 0 times selected / 0% |
| tripod | 1 times selected / 13% |
30. An iris is
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 13% / 1 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| a special blue light filter. | 1 times selected / 13% |
| the focal point in classical composition. | 2 times selected / 25% |
| a powerful wide-angle lens. | 4 times selected / 50% |
| a circular or oval mask that can open up or close in on a subject. | 1 times selected / 13% |
31. A type of movie that has depth and breadth with a sweeping sense and lots of action is what type of film?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| comedy | 0 times selected / 0% |
| epic | 8 times selected / 100% |
| romance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| mystery | 0 times selected / 0% |
32. Which of the proxemic patterns would be used to shoot a scene in a crowded airport.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| public distance | 4 times selected / 50% |
| intimate distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| personal distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| social distance | 4 times selected / 50% |
33. If I wanted to put a person in a frame to show he was vulnerable, where would I place him.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| off to the side | 0 times selected / 0% |
| in the center | 0 times selected / 0% |
| at the bottom | 8 times selected / 100% |
| at the top | 0 times selected / 0% |
34. The area near the top of the frame is conventionally used to suggest
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| power, authority, and aspiration. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| fear, anxiety, and acrophobia. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| the unknown, the fearful, and the unseen danger. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| subservience and vulnerability. | 0 times selected / 0% |
35. The phenomenon we experience from instantly mixing several still photos being projected at the same speed
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| animation | 5 times selected / 56% |
| mimesis | 0 times selected / 0% |
| virtual reality | 0 times selected / 0% |
| persistence of vision | 4 times selected / 44% |
36. Which camera angle is used to evoke a sense of anxiety or tension?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| bird’s eye view | 0 times selected / 0% |
| eye-level | 1 times selected / 13% |
| oblique | 7 times selected / 88% |
37. Which proxemic pattern would be used to film a scene in Office Space where 5-10 actores are gathered in a boardroom.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| intimate distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| social distance | 6 times selected / 75% |
| personal distance | 2 times selected / 25% |
| public distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
38. Moving the camera back and forth between two people speaking to one another is an example of .
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| panning | 7 times selected / 88% |
| masking | 0 times selected / 0% |
| loose framing | 0 times selected / 0% |
| open form | 1 times selected / 13% |
39. The area of an image that immediately attracts our attention is called
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| balanced composition. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| high key. | 1 times selected / 13% |
| dramatic contrast. | 1 times selected / 13% |
| the dominant. | 6 times selected / 75% |
40. This rate of motion is filmed at a faster frame per second then slowed down in post.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| slow-motion | 6 times selected / 75% |
| fast-motion | 0 times selected / 0% |
| reverse-motion | 0 times selected / 0% |
| freeze frame | 2 times selected / 25% |
41. A shot taken from the vantage point of a character showing what he sees is a
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| Pull Back Dolly shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Setup shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| swish-pan shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| point-of-view-shot | 8 times selected / 100% |
42. This shot would be made from a drone or helicopter
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| crane shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| aerial shot | 8 times selected / 100% |
| Swish pan | 0 times selected / 0% |
| tilt | 0 times selected / 0% |
43. This type of lighting which is bright and light has been used in comedies.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 38% / 3 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| high key | 3 times selected / 38% |
| high contrast | 5 times selected / 63% |
| low-key | 0 times selected / 0% |
44. In the clip below, which framing method was used to create the scene?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| panning shot | 8 times selected / 100% |
| crane shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| swish pan shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| hand-held shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
45. What is the advantage of a Zoom Shot?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| It takes slow motion shots | 0 times selected / 0% |
| It is easy to take the viewer in and out of a scene in one swift motion | 4 times selected / 50% |
| It can make a smooth swish pan | 2 times selected / 25% |
| It is easier to focus foreground and background objects | 2 times selected / 25% |
46. This shot suspends action on the screen
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| tilt-shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| freeze frame | 7 times selected / 88% |
| animation | 0 times selected / 0% |
| zoom shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
47. Wide-angle lenses are used to get closeups.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| False | 8 times selected / 100% |
| True | 0 times selected / 0% |
48. In the clip below, which framing mechanism was used?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| aerial shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| pull back dolly shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
| panning shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| zoom shot | 7 times selected / 88% |
49. Proxemic patterns can best be described as
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| careful arrangement of dominant and subsidiary contrasts. | 2 times selected / 25% |
| the relationships of organisms within a given space. | 6 times selected / 75% |
| costuming with historical authenticity. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| repetition of dialogue for thematic purposes. | 0 times selected / 0% |
50. Realistic Filmmakers use filters and lens modifiers more than formalists.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| False | 6 times selected / 75% |
| True | 2 times selected / 25% |
51. In this clip, which framing device was used to set up the mise en scene?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| dissolve | 0 times selected / 0% |
| pull back dolly | 8 times selected / 100% |
| panning | 0 times selected / 0% |
| reverse motion | 0 times selected / 0% |
52. 
This scene is an example of
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| Intimate Distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Personal Distance | 1 times selected / 13% |
| Public Distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Social Distance | 7 times selected / 88% |
53. Which of the following is NOT true of open form
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| It stresses complex techniques. | 3 times selected / 38% |
| It emphasizes the immediate and the familiar. | 1 times selected / 13% |
| It leads the camera with dramatic action. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| It tends to de-emphasize the frame. | 4 times selected / 50% |
54.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| tilt | 0 times selected / 0% |
| tracking shot | 5 times selected / 63% |
| fast motion | 2 times selected / 25% |
| swish pan | 1 times selected / 13% |
55. Which of the following is not characteristic of Digital Film as compared to standard film.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| More expensive | 4 times selected / 50% |
| Require less light. | 2 times selected / 25% |
| Ease of Editing | 2 times selected / 25% |
| Higher resolution | 0 times selected / 0% |
56. This is an example of which type of framing?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| tight framing | 5 times selected / 63% |
| loose framing | 3 times selected / 38% |
57. 
This Scene is an example of
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| Intimate Distance | 6 times selected / 75% |
| Personal Distance | 2 times selected / 25% |
| Public Distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Social Distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
58. Intimate distances can be likened to which shot?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| long shot. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| medium shot. | 1 times selected / 13% |
| full shot. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| close-up shot. | 7 times selected / 88% |
59.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| tilts | 0 times selected / 0% |
| mimesis | 2 times selected / 25% |
| reaction shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
| persistence of vision | 5 times selected / 63% |
60. Although this is painted scenery in the animated movie, it is and example of what type of framing shot/
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 38% / 3 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| aerial shot | 3 times selected / 38% |
| animation | 4 times selected / 50% |
| zoom shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| hand-held shot | 1 times selected / 13% |
61. 
This Scene is an example of
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 38% / 3 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| Intimate Distance | 0 times selected / 0% |
| Personal Distance | 1 times selected / 13% |
| Public Distance | 3 times selected / 38% |
| Social Distance | 4 times selected / 50% |
62. In general, shots are determined on the basis of how much of the human figure is in view.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| True | 8 times selected / 100% |
| False | 0 times selected / 0% |
63.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| process shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| swish pan | 0 times selected / 0% |
| pull back dolly | 7 times selected / 88% |
| dissolve | 1 times selected / 13% |
64. Adapting a widescreen film for TV by blocking out the top and bottom is called
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 25% / 2 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| masking | 2 times selected / 25% |
| letterboxing | 0 times selected / 0% |
| cropping | 6 times selected / 75% |
| scanning | 0 times selected / 0% |
65. Film noir is a style defined primarily in terms of light, or the lack of it.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| True | 8 times selected / 100% |
| False | 0 times selected / 0% |
66.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| crane | 0 times selected / 0% |
| aerial | 8 times selected / 100% |
| reverse angle shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| stadium shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
67. Tight Framing is used primarily in
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| wide angle shots | 1 times selected / 13% |
| bird’s eye view shots | 1 times selected / 13% |
| close-ups | 6 times selected / 75% |
| medium shots | 0 times selected / 0% |
68. . Realists tend to employ extreme angles and high-contrast lighting in their photography
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| True | 4 times selected / 50% |
| False | 4 times selected / 50% |
69.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| reverse dolly | 5 times selected / 63% |
| tracking shot | 2 times selected / 25% |
| animation | 0 times selected / 0% |
| pan | 1 times selected / 13% |
70. Ash is portrayed in this clip towards the end of the movie because…
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| It makes him look insignificant. | 0 times selected / 0% |
| He has just performed a heroic act. | 8 times selected / 100% |
| He is displaying his anger. | 0 times selected / 0% |
71. Loose framing is typically usually used in
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| extreme close-ups | 0 times selected / 0% |
| close-ups | 2 times selected / 25% |
| Aerial shots | 0 times selected / 0% |
| long shots | 6 times selected / 75% |
72. Highly symmetrical designs are generally used when a director wishes to stress instability and chaos.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| True | 4 times selected / 50% |
| False | 4 times selected / 50% |
73. It is not important for a director to know a bit about cameras, lenses, lighting and other aspects of cinematography.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 75% / 6 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| False | 6 times selected / 75% |
| True | 2 times selected / 25% |
74. Which proxemic pattern was applied to this shot?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| public | 0 times selected / 0% |
| intimate | 8 times selected / 100% |
| personal | 0 times selected / 0% |
| social | 0 times selected / 0% |
75. Capturing someone looking off the frame to the right or left is called a
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| close-up | 0 times selected / 0% |
| profile | 7 times selected / 88% |
| zoom shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
| swish-pan | 1 times selected / 13% |
76. Films are usually shot entirely in open form or closed form, with little or no mixing of the two.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| True | 3 times selected / 38% |
| False | 5 times selected / 63% |
77. 
This is an example of what type of shot?
This is an example of what type of shot?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| extreme closeup | 7 times selected / 88% |
| deep focus | 1 times selected / 13% |
| establishing shot | 0 times selected / 0% |
78. Life is Beautiful can be considered an avant-garde film
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 100% / 8 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| True | 8 times selected / 100% |
| False | 0 times selected / 0% |
79. 
What Shot is This?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 63% / 5 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| close-up | 0 times selected / 0% |
80. 
Which Proxemic Pattern does this shot use?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| the intimate | 0 times selected / 0% |
81. 
Name this Shot.
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| long shot | 3 times selected / 38% |
82. 
Which Shot is This?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 50% / 4 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| bird’s eye | 0 times selected / 0% |
83. 
What Shot is this?
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| extreme close-up | 0 times selected / 0% |
84. 
This extreme long shot is also called an
| Answer or metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number and % correct answers | 88% / 7 correct answers from 8 total answers received |
| establishing shot | 3 times selected / 38% |
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