Exam 3: Narrative form
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
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Action that takes place before the plot begins is called the
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Films such as Run, Lola, Run by Tom Tykwer and Peter Howitt's Sliding Door distort story time by providing alternative futures to the viewer.
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In a narrative, the sum total of all events in chronological order is the
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The plot duration of Citizen Kane consists of roughly 65 years of Kane's life plus the length of Thompson's investigation.
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Explain the distinction made in Film Art between "plot" and "story" in narrative films.Use specific examples from Film Art, the lecture, and [title of film shown in class].
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The onset of the conflict is the part of the plot that introduces the backstory and initial situation.
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Describe at least two basic narrative traits of the classical Hollywood cinema, and give examples of each from Film Art, the lecture, and films shown in class.
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Which of the following genres does NOT provide conventions used in Citizen Kane?
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Explain how Citizen Kane's narrative fails to achieve complete closure and discuss some of the effects this has on the spectator's understanding of the film.
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What is the term for a chain of events linked by cause and effect and occurring in time and space?
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The chains of actions that make up the narratives of classical Hollywood films typically depend on
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[The following question can be used if you show your class a film that presents a distinct alternative to the classical Hollywood cinema.] Describe two significant ways in which the narrative of [film title] departs from the classical Hollywood cinema's tradition.Be as specific as possible in giving examples from the film.
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A point-of-view shot is an example of perceptual subjectivity in narration.
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A common pattern of plot development involves a character gaining knowledge as the film progresses.
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