Exam 1: Film as art: creativity, technology, and business
Exam 1: Film as art: creativity, technology, and business55 Questions
Exam 2: The significance of film form45 Questions
Exam 3: Narrative form60 Questions
Exam 4: The shot: mise-en-scene56 Questions
Exam 5: The shot: cinematography54 Questions
Exam 6: The relation of shot to shot: editing51 Questions
Exam 7: Sound in the cinema50 Questions
Exam 8: Summary: style as a formal system27 Questions
Exam 9: Film genres27 Questions
Exam 10: Documentary, experimental, and animated films49 Questions
Exam 12: Historical changes in film art: conventions and choices, tradition and trends51 Questions
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Michael Mann and his cinematographers decided to shoot much of the film Collateral on high-definition digital cameras in part because of their high sensitivity to light.
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Filmmaking is a long process that from beginning to end requires
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What is DIY filmmaking, and how has the introduction of consumer and prosumer digital cameras and affordable computing affected the making of these types of films?
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A film's direct sound is recorded optically during filming and then later transferred onto magnetic tape.
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Computer-generated imagery has done away with the need for making miniatures and models for special effects.
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To save money, most directors try to shoot only one take of each shot.
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Discuss how the choices made by a director, such as in Mann's Collateral, help to shape the style of a film.
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The six major Hollywood distributors account for what portion of theater ticket sales in the United States?
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A film's composer writes the score and usually orchestrates it personally.
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