Exam 7: Cinema
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A transitional device in filmmaking created by closing or opening the aperture of the camera lens.
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How does the filmmaker address tension build up and release in the film Jaws?
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In cinema,this camera viewpoint is roughly analogous to the third-person narrative in literature.
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According to this theory,whoever controls the mise-en-scene is the true author of the film.
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In filmmaking a nonsynchronous spoken commentary often used to convey a character's thoughts.
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The quality of a film that enables it to be cut,spliced,and ordered according to the desires of the filmmaker.
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What art form is described as aesthetic communication through the design of time and three-dimensional space compressed into a two-dimensional image?
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A technique of editing that breaks the continuity of time by moving forward from one part of the action to another.
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Explain the use of structural rhythm in filmmaking.Include a specific example.
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