Hollywood Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Catcher in the Rye Exam Guide Questions and CORRECT Answers #1 What do we learn about Holden's relationship with his parents in Chapter 1? - Correct Answer- We learn his parents provide him with a lousy childhood bc they were too occupied. He calls them touchy and don't like when he tells them personal stories. #2 How has Holden's brother D.B. lost his respect? Why does Holden object to his brother's current writing? What does Holden mean when he says D.B. is in Hollywood "being a...

RTF 305 Exam 2 Questions with Correct Answers Impact of 1996 Telecommunications Act - Answer-The act deregulated ownership, removed most limits on ownership of stations and allowed cross-ownership. Horizontal integration of radio stations - Answer-o At what point is horizontal integration rational or do they own so many stations that they're no longer making use of all of them Clear Channel owned 25% of all stations Cable Television (When was it started? Why is it important?) - Answer-....

features of classical hollywood film - correct answer - plot driven by a goal oriented individual, protagonist - character desires and traits are clear and reamin consistent - all scenes further cause and effect narrative - 2 or more story lines related to eachother (professional & personal plot) - most plots chronological order/flashbacks - high degree of closure, answers questions about the film in the end unrestricted narration - correct answer the audience knows more than any charac...

FST 201 Quizzes with Complete and Verified Solutions During what general time period does the Western film take place? 1880s In the early days of sound film, the Western genre was characterized largely by: low budget b films What is the genre's most iconic location? Monument Valley, Arizona What is the essential thematic conflict in the Western? Civilization vs. savagery What is the main characteristic of the Western genre's evolution? Gradual fading of the optimistic vision Which of the ...

Criminal Justice - ️️Structure, functions, and processes of those agencies that deal with the management of crime Potential Biases in Major Sources of Info - ️️Mass Media Legislators/Politicians Practitioners Academia Mass Media: Hollywood - ️️For Profit Entertainment Mass Media: News Outlets - ️️Sensationalized information For profit Not a public service Legislators/Politicians - ️️Have learned that they need to be tough on crime to be elected Don't want...

Mmc 2000 Florida State University -mmc2000 FSU exam 2 clayton Questions n answersimportant of distant signals - correct answer delivery of distant television signals by cable television for the purpose of improving reception walson = - correct answer cable television Community Antenna Television (CATV) - correct answer outmoded name for early cable television John Walson - correct answer 1948 -- invented cable TV, but it was restricted by the FCC outcomes of I Love Lucy - correct ans...

CTVR 3 Midterm Score: 75/75 A key pioneer in the science of motion picture technology that shot a series of photos of horses using trip wires was: - Edward Muybridge An early Victorian-era toy that showed pictures moving was called the: - Zoetrope During the period from 1918 to 1933: Film production and attendance roughly: - Doubled During the period from 1918 to 1933: One of the great advances in camera technique was the development of the: - Tighter shots During the period fro...

Tamu comm 345 final Exam with Questions And Answers 100% Verified The 360-degree deal - answerAn exclusive recording contract between the record label and artist where in addition to money from sales of the music, the label get portions of the money from touring and live performance, merchandise, endorsements, appearances in movies and TV, and if the artist writes songs, they also get money from publishing. They basically have financial interest in everything that the artist does in the en...

ASU FMS 200 Midterm Study Guide FMS 200 Arizona State University Questions with complete solution Lesson One: Terms: Hollywood: - correct answer Early cinema: , cinema quickly developed from a technological novelty to a national pastime in the U.S. = Hollywood. Now, it's actually a cultural site that refers to the constellation of creative industries behind television and films in the LA region that produce and distribute globally. Industry - correct answer A set of institutions or manuf...

AML EXAM 4 QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS What is the music for a movie called? - answerFilm score What is film score based on? - answerVariety and repetition What is musically mimicking a character's actions known as? - answerMickey Mousing What is Mickey Mousing meant to do? - answerAdd humor to a scene What is source (diegetic) music? - answerMusic that emanates from a source, such as a radio, that is apparent to the characters and audience that provides a thematic anchor for the...