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180 Degree Rule correct answers an editing principle in which an imaginary axis is drawn through the middle of the shot, viewed from bird' eye view, and from that point on, the filming must stay on the same side of the 180 degree line with the subject against the same background.
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180 Degree Rule correct answers an editing principle in which an imaginary axis is drawn
through the middle of the shot, viewed from bird' eye view, and from that point on, the filming
must stay on the same side of the 180 degree line with the subject against the same background.
Ambient sound correct answers any background noise that is not part of the main action of a
scene.
Blocking correct answers determing the Actor's actions and movements in a scene.
Character Actor correct answers an Actor who effectively conveys not their own personality but
the character from the script.
Characterization correct answers moments of external action, significant and insignificant, that
convey important information about a character.
Cinematic Symbol correct answers symbol created within the context of a film.
Content curve correct answers the point in the shot when the when the audience has absorbed the
majority of the information.
Continuity editing correct answers the process of cutting shots together based on movement,
direction, or form to maintain a continuous action from shot to shot.
Depth of Field correct answers amount of foreground, midground, and background in focus in a
shot.
Diegetic Sound correct answers sound emanating from sources within the context of the film.
Dimension correct answers the size of the environment and objects within it suggests the power
relationship of the character to his environment.
Emotional Recall correct answers
Establishing Shot correct answers establishes the locale and surroundings of the character,
providing a visual frame of reference for what is to follow.
Extreme Close Up correct answers allows the camera to pick up a detail—the lips or eyes of a
character, the finger on a gun trigger, to add a special emphasis or sense of urgency.
High Concept correct answers a "high concept" project is one that is implied to be more original
than familiar.
, Inner Conflict correct answers a problem within the protagonist that arises whenever some sort
of challenge is faced.
Irony correct answers an incongruity between the expected outcome of action and the actual
outcome.
juxtaposition correct answers is the process of cutting together shots from two seemingly
unrelated scenes to convey a third idea or emotional effect
Leitmotif correct answers theme that is manifest in variations throughout the film to emphasize
the emotional content of scenes.
Linear Narrative correct answers the events follow a straight line from the beginning to the end.
Method Acting correct answers a school of acting which involves focusing on the emotions of
the character through various techniques and using that emotional connection to create a
performance.
Mickey-Mousing correct answers when a musical score is used to mimic almost exactly what the
action is on the screen.
Package correct answers a production deal put together by a Producer or Agent which includes is
the combination of star, Director, and Screenwriter who are "attached" to a film project.
Personality Actor correct answers an Actor who effectively projects their own personality on
screen.
Property correct answers a property is the 'thing' that will be developed into a film; the property
may be a one-sentence idea, a screenplay, a novel, a play, some newspaper or magazine articles,
or even a song.
Props correct answers set decor that an Actor has touched.
Rule of Thirds correct answers with the picture area figuratively cut into thirds both vertically
and horizontally, the main subject tends to draw attention if they are composed at the points of
intersection.
Script Supervisor correct answers serves as the liaison between the director and editor.
Set-Up (Payoff) correct answers
special effects correct answers any action or scenery unobtainable in the natural course of
filming.
Spotting Session correct answers meeting between the Director and the composer where they
determine which moments of the film are to be scored.
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