CTVA 300 Quiz UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
What is ab example of deep space used in "Citizen Kane walking by the mirror after trashing Susan's room
Kane?"
What camera movement creates a greater sense of depth a dolly in or out
What is an example of a visual progression in "Ordinary when Conrad visits the psychiatrist
People?"
What are the four main building blocks in a film? script, music, sound & visuals
What is an example of textural diffusion? a stadium shot
What is aspect ratio? the height & width of the image
An example of one point perspective occurs when: parallel lines of a single plane meet at a vanishing point
What will draw the viewers attention to a certain area of a a vanishing point
scene?
What object will appear further away in a scene? the object on the same plane, yet higher than the other
How are depth cues utilized in "Citizen Kane?" by placing characters in the foreground & background
What scene best exemplifies ambiguous space in the scene in the planetarium
"Manhattan?"
Why is flat space utilized in "Ordinary People?" to emphasize the visual tension between characters
Most films are closed space, what is an example of open films with perpendicular movement
space?
What is the difference between deep & limited space? limited space does not use longitudinal planes
What is an example of surface division or a vertical linear Conrad & his mother posing for picture
motif in "Ordinary People?"
If a film is all affinity, than it is... less visually dynamic or intense
T or F: to achieve flat space the actors should be placed false
on two separate planes
, How is surface division used in films? to show similarities & differences between objects
to create a tension or distance between characters
to force the viewer to watch a certain part of the frame
T or F: 99.9% of films use open space false
How is a shot kept flat by the use of tonal contrast? there is an affinity of tone
T or F: textural diffusion is as visible on television as it is in false
a movie theater
How is limited space used in "Manhattan?" characters are often in small apartments
T or F: if an object overlaps another object it flattens out false
the other object
What is imitation through distance? it occurs when images are reduced to lines
In "Rebel," when Jim's parents don't want him to go to the a triangle
police, primary points are used to create a very specific
shape is:
What does tone refer to? the brightness range of objects in the shot
The audience will usually look at the ____ area of the brightest
frame first
T or F: notorious opens & closes with a strong horizontal false
motif
What does the direction of line refer to? the angle of the line created by the track of a moving object
Television Sitcoms, talk shows & news programs use tonal reflective control
range using:
"Rebel Without a Cause" opens with: a horizontal
Reflective control of tone is: the use of art direction to control the tone
How are primary points of interest connected in a scene? through the use of imaginary lines
If a subject stepped from behind a curtain into a pool of coincidence of tone
light, this would be an example of:
T or F: all objects have an axis false
What are the imaginary lines around the boundary of any the edge of the line
two dimensions objects?
Answers
What is ab example of deep space used in "Citizen Kane walking by the mirror after trashing Susan's room
Kane?"
What camera movement creates a greater sense of depth a dolly in or out
What is an example of a visual progression in "Ordinary when Conrad visits the psychiatrist
People?"
What are the four main building blocks in a film? script, music, sound & visuals
What is an example of textural diffusion? a stadium shot
What is aspect ratio? the height & width of the image
An example of one point perspective occurs when: parallel lines of a single plane meet at a vanishing point
What will draw the viewers attention to a certain area of a a vanishing point
scene?
What object will appear further away in a scene? the object on the same plane, yet higher than the other
How are depth cues utilized in "Citizen Kane?" by placing characters in the foreground & background
What scene best exemplifies ambiguous space in the scene in the planetarium
"Manhattan?"
Why is flat space utilized in "Ordinary People?" to emphasize the visual tension between characters
Most films are closed space, what is an example of open films with perpendicular movement
space?
What is the difference between deep & limited space? limited space does not use longitudinal planes
What is an example of surface division or a vertical linear Conrad & his mother posing for picture
motif in "Ordinary People?"
If a film is all affinity, than it is... less visually dynamic or intense
T or F: to achieve flat space the actors should be placed false
on two separate planes
, How is surface division used in films? to show similarities & differences between objects
to create a tension or distance between characters
to force the viewer to watch a certain part of the frame
T or F: 99.9% of films use open space false
How is a shot kept flat by the use of tonal contrast? there is an affinity of tone
T or F: textural diffusion is as visible on television as it is in false
a movie theater
How is limited space used in "Manhattan?" characters are often in small apartments
T or F: if an object overlaps another object it flattens out false
the other object
What is imitation through distance? it occurs when images are reduced to lines
In "Rebel," when Jim's parents don't want him to go to the a triangle
police, primary points are used to create a very specific
shape is:
What does tone refer to? the brightness range of objects in the shot
The audience will usually look at the ____ area of the brightest
frame first
T or F: notorious opens & closes with a strong horizontal false
motif
What does the direction of line refer to? the angle of the line created by the track of a moving object
Television Sitcoms, talk shows & news programs use tonal reflective control
range using:
"Rebel Without a Cause" opens with: a horizontal
Reflective control of tone is: the use of art direction to control the tone
How are primary points of interest connected in a scene? through the use of imaginary lines
If a subject stepped from behind a curtain into a pool of coincidence of tone
light, this would be an example of:
T or F: all objects have an axis false
What are the imaginary lines around the boundary of any the edge of the line
two dimensions objects?
