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SDSU TFM-160 FINAL REVIEW TEST QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
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implicit meaning 
meaning expressed by a film that reflects beliefs on the part of filmmakers, characters, or the time and place of the movie's setting. 
 
 
 
explicit meaning 
everything that a movie presents on its surface. 
 
 
 
 
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the means by which a subject is expressed. The form for poetry is words; for drama, it is speech and action; for movies, it is sound...
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Praxis 2 Art Content Knowledge *ultimate guide* | Questions and Verified Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+
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Modeling - Answer -A sculpture technique where you both add and 
subtract materials. 
Oil Gliding - Answer -Process of applying gold leaf to a surface coated 
with adhesive. 
Aperture - Answer -The opening of a camera lens. 
Monochromatic - Answer -A color scheme using variations in value and 
intensity of a single hue mixed with black and white. 
Montage - Answer -The film ...
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FMS 85B Midterm FMS 200 Arizona State University Question and answers verified to pass
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FMS 85B Midterm FMS 200 Arizona State University Question and answers verified to passMulti-camera made of production 
A method of filmmaking and video production that includes several cameras setted up during production and recorded simultaneously or while a scene is being filmed. This opposes single-camera setup, which only has one camera. Single-cameras are used in filming many movies, while multi-cameras are used in TV shows, especially for live television. Multiple cameras can take differen...
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Film Chapter 8 Questions and Answers 100% Pass
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Film Chapter 8 Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is editing? Why is it regarded as a language? Editing-the basic creative force of filmmaking -the process of selecting, arranging and assembling the essential components of a movie (visual sound and special effects) to tell a story in a unique way. 
Language-Controls what you see, when you see it, its speed and pace, and what you understand and feel about t all this. -controls the creative and expressive power of movies. 
What is the basic buil...
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R081 OCR iMedia Studies - Camera Shots, Angles, Movement With Solution
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R081 OCR iMedia Studies - Camera Shots, Angles, Movement With Solution...
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CTVR 3 Final Exam Review 
 
A key pioneer in the science of motion picture technology, using horses and trip wires to shoot a 
series of stills, was: - Edward Muybridge 
 
The man who standardized the format of 35mm film and 24 frames per second was: - 
William Dickson 
 
One of the very first methods of showing motion pictures was the: - Kinetoscope 
 
An early Victorian-era toy that showed pictures moving was called: - Zoetrope 
 
The name for the early movie theaters was - Nickelodeon 
 
One ...
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SCRN 3011 Exam 1 Question and answers already passed 2024
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SCRN 3011 Exam 1 Question and answers already passed 2024 Kuleshov Effect - correct answer a mental phenomenon by which viewers derive more meaning from the interaction of two sequential shots than from a single shot in isolation 
 
Undercranking - correct answer The process of slowing the frame rate of a camera down, so that when the captured pictures are played at the normal frame rate the action appears to be in fast motion. 
 
Overcranking - correct answer The process of speeding the f...
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Praxis 2 Art Content Knowledge *Ultimate Guide* Graded A
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Praxis 2 Art Content Knowledge *Ultimate Guide* Graded A Modeling A sculpture technique where you both add and subtract materials. 
Oil Gliding Process of applying gold leaf to a surface coated with adhesive. 
Aperture The opening of a camera lens. 
Monochromatic A color scheme using variations in value and intensity of a single hue mixed with black and white. 
Montage The film editing technique of combining many brief shots to represent a single subject. 
Dry Point A steel needle for engraving ...
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Film Art Study Guide Questions 2024.
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Film Art Study Guide Questions 2024. 
Which print of the film is synchronized with the master sound track? - correct answer Internegative 
 
TRUE OR FALSE? Compromise in filmmaking most commonly relates to time, money and opportunity issue that is relegated to low-budge productions. - correct answer FALSE. Major films involve a lot of compromise as well due to the realities of making expensive decisions and coordinating massive numbers of staff. 
 
When does the sound editing process happen in...
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Basic Film Latest Update 100% Correct
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Basic Film Latest Update 100% Correct Shot a single piece of film uninterrupted by cuts. 
Establishing Shot often a long shot or a series of shots that sets the scene. It is used to establish setting and to show transitions between locations. 
Long Shot (LS) a shot from some distance. If filming a person, the full body is shown. It may show the isolation or vulnerability of the character (also called a Full Shot). 
Medium Shot (MS) the most common shot. The camera seems to be a medium distance f...
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