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WL 3371 Exam 1 Practice Questions and Answers what are the three points of narrative? - ANSWER-1. story 2. plot 3. narration story - ANSWER-the events that are presented to us or that we can infer have happened plot - ANSWER-the arrangement or construction of those events in a certain order or structure narration - ANSWER-refers to the perspective that organizes the plot according to a certain emotional, physical, or intellectual point of view What are the 8 dramatic points - ANSWER-1. exposition: the action starts 2. inciting incident: stimulus, conflict 3. rising action: complications 4. turning point: build up right before climax 5. climax: most dramatic point 6. falling action: "decrescendo", reversal 7. resolution: end of conflict, return to harmony 8. denouement: final comment or after thought Copyright © KAYLIN 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH NOVEMBER, 2024 Copyright ©Stuvia International BV Page 2/10 ocularization - ANSWER-relation between what a character sees and what the camera sees what are the three types of ocularization - ANSWER-1. simple: what the camera shows corresponds to what the character sees 2. zero: what the camera shows doesn't relate to any character 3. internal: subjective images shown by the editing, the dreams, the mise-en-abyne, etc. framing/composition: - ANSWER-physical space shot: - ANSWER-determined according to the distance between the camera and the subject shown in the image. Single image on screen before it cuts to the next shot. what are the seven types of shots - ANSWER-1. wide shot 2. full shot (full body) 3. 3/4 shot (medium long or American shot) (knee up) 4. medium shot (waist up) 5. medium close-up (chest up) 6. close-up 7. extreme close-up what are the four types of flashbacks? - ANSWER-1. flashback puzzle 2. flashback at the beginning 3. nostalgic flashback 4. traumatic flashback Copyright © KAYLIN 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH NOVEMBER, 2024 Copyright ©Stuvia International BV Page 3/10 what are the seven film formal features (formal elements of film)? - ANSWER-1. editing 2. narrative 3. characters 4. cinematography 5. mise-en-scene 6. time 7. sound when was the traditional and renewal movement - ANSWER- the origins of a film industry in LATAM were: - ANSWER-in the early 1900's What determined Hollywoods interest in LATAM region? - ANSWER-WWI () because during the war, Europe stopped importing Hollywood films and Hollywood needed a new market What type of film genre was filmed in Brazil? - ANSWER-chanchadas (slapstick comedies (carnival)) What type of film genre was filmed in Argentina? - ANSWER-tango movies What type of film genre was filmed in Mexico? - ANSWER-rancheras (comedies) what three things did the Mexican Golden Age consist of? - ANSWER-1. twenty years of local and international success in their film industry (years: ) 2. a star system 3. mostly ranchera movies and films about the Mexican Revolution 4. protectionist laws and financial support from the Mexican g

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WL 3371 Exam 1 Practice Questions and

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what are the three points of narrative? - ANSWER✔✔-1. story


2. plot


3. narration


story - ANSWER✔✔-the events that are presented to us or that we can infer have happened


plot - ANSWER✔✔-the arrangement or construction of those events in a certain order or structure


narration - ANSWER✔✔-refers to the perspective that organizes the plot according to a certain

emotional, physical, or intellectual point of view


What are the 8 dramatic points - ANSWER✔✔-1. exposition: the action starts


2. inciting incident: stimulus, conflict


3. rising action: complications


4. turning point: build up right before climax


5. climax: most dramatic point


6. falling action: "decrescendo", reversal


7. resolution: end of conflict, return to harmony


8. denouement: final comment or after thought

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ocularization - ANSWER✔✔-relation between what a character sees and what the camera sees


what are the three types of ocularization - ANSWER✔✔-1. simple: what the camera shows corresponds

to what the character sees


2. zero: what the camera shows doesn't relate to any character


3. internal: subjective images shown by the editing, the dreams, the mise-en-abyne, etc.


framing/composition: - ANSWER✔✔-physical space


shot: - ANSWER✔✔-determined according to the distance between the camera and the subject shown in

the image. Single image on screen before it cuts to the next shot.


what are the seven types of shots - ANSWER✔✔-1. wide shot


2. full shot (full body)


3. 3/4 shot (medium long or American shot) (knee up)


4. medium shot (waist up)


5. medium close-up (chest up)


6. close-up


7. extreme close-up


what are the four types of flashbacks? - ANSWER✔✔-1. flashback puzzle


2. flashback at the beginning


3. nostalgic flashback


4. traumatic flashback

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