Cinema 107 - Understanding Motion Picture » Summer 2022 » Unit 9 Quiz

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Question #1
The closer, tighter the shot, the less motion dominates.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #2
Lateral movements on the screen tend to emphasize speed.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #3
The maker of an animated film is handicapped by the inability to use zooms, angles, traveling shots and dissolves.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #4
When photographed in slow motion, a violent scene can seem strangely beautiful, graceful, dreamy.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #5
The dolly shot is often used to emphasize psychological revelations.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #6
Fast motion is achieved by photographing events at more frames per second.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #7
To emphasize the experience of a character’s movement from one place to another, a director is likely to use a:
A.   matte shot shot
B.   reverse angle shot
C.   dolly shot
D.   tilt shot
Question #8
The words ‘kinetic’, ‘kinesthesia’, and ‘choreography’ derive from
A.   seeing all
B.   genre
C.   pattern
D.   movement
Question #9
The longer and higher the shot, the ____________ the movement appears.
A.   more threatening
B.   slower
C.   faster
D.   more intimate
Question #10
When the camera scans a scene horizontally from a stationary axis point, the shot is called a/an:
A.   tilt shot
B.   pan
C.   dolly shot
D.   process shot
Question #11
The aerial shot is just a variation of
A.   tilt shot
B.   dolly shot
C.   crane shot
D.   zoom shot
Question #12
A shot which begins with a close view of the subject, then withdraws to reveal a larger context, is called a:
A.   dissolve
B.   swish pan
C.   process shot
D.   pull-back dolly shot

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