Looking at Movies Chapter 8: Film Sound – Study Guide, Review Questions, and
Answers
Editing - correct answer ✔✔the selection and arrangement of shots and sounds.
Film editors... - correct answer ✔✔- determine what you see
-how long you see it
- and the order it is seen in
A shot's most fundamental tool is the... - correct answer ✔✔cut
Cut (splicing) - correct answer ✔✔each time the editor executes an in point or an out point
Coverage - correct answer ✔✔multiple angles and shot types covering the same action
Animatic - correct answer ✔✔a video produced by sequencing storyboard images and adding
sound. Used to help envision how planned shots will work in the edit
Assistant Editors - correct answer ✔✔function as media managers: importing, labeling,
organizing, and archiving terabytes of digital video and sound files.
Film Editing has 5 primary functions: - correct answer ✔✔1. Organize fragmented action and
events
2. Create meaning through juxtaposition
3. Create spatial relationships between shots
4. Create temporal relationships between shots
5. Establish and control shot duration, pace and rhythm.
Answers
Editing - correct answer ✔✔the selection and arrangement of shots and sounds.
Film editors... - correct answer ✔✔- determine what you see
-how long you see it
- and the order it is seen in
A shot's most fundamental tool is the... - correct answer ✔✔cut
Cut (splicing) - correct answer ✔✔each time the editor executes an in point or an out point
Coverage - correct answer ✔✔multiple angles and shot types covering the same action
Animatic - correct answer ✔✔a video produced by sequencing storyboard images and adding
sound. Used to help envision how planned shots will work in the edit
Assistant Editors - correct answer ✔✔function as media managers: importing, labeling,
organizing, and archiving terabytes of digital video and sound files.
Film Editing has 5 primary functions: - correct answer ✔✔1. Organize fragmented action and
events
2. Create meaning through juxtaposition
3. Create spatial relationships between shots
4. Create temporal relationships between shots
5. Establish and control shot duration, pace and rhythm.
