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updated 2026(latest version verified
for accuracy) 2026 Latest!!
Graded A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Credited for making the first motion picture. ANSWER - Lumiere Brothers


Classical Hollywood is built on the principle of what. ANSWER - invisibility


studios would force theaters to buy a block of several films to screen. ANSWER - block
booking


all of the major studios sell off their theater chain and outlawed the practices of block
booking and blind booking (court decision). ANSWER - The Paramount decision of 1948


The Graduate (1967) and Bonnie and Clyde (1967) dealt with sexuality, violence, drugs,
anti-heroes, and anti-establishment themes. ANSWER - New Hollywood Era


Mise-en-scene literally means. ANSWER - putting on stage


a high contrast of lighting design that make consistent use of harsh shadows. ANSWER -
chiaroscuro lighting


the main light that illuminates a subject in a shot. ANSWER - key light


the primary narrator in cinema is what. ANSWER - the camera


process by which a particular genre is adapted to meet the expectations of changing society.
ANSWER - generic transformation

, what happens at the end of the first act. ANSWER - the goal is defined, the protagonist is
on his quest


what does the inciting incident accomplish. ANSWER - sets the plot in motion


when does inciting incident occur. ANSWER - usually in the 1st 10 minutes


responsible for translating the director's vision. ANSWER - director of photography


head of the lighting department. ANSWER - gaffer


one continuous capture of a span of action by a motion picture camera. ANSWER - shot


every time a particular shot is repeated. ANSWER - take


any single camera position in a scene and everything associated with it. ANSWER - set-up


overall distance between the sensor and the point at which the light passes through the
glass of the lens. ANSWER - focal length


the range of distance in front of the camera in which the subjects are in sharp focus.
ANSWER - depth of field


camera is mounted on some type of wheeling device and moved towards in or out from the
subject. ANSWER - dolly shot


changes the depth of field within a shot to shift our attention from one subject to another.
ANSWER - rack focus


an editing technique used to maintain continuity by cutting back and forth between two or
more narratives playing out at the same time. ANSWER - cross-cutting

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