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What is ab example of Kane walking by the mirror after trashing Susan's
deep space used in room
"Citizen Kane?"

What camera movement a dolly in or out
creates a greater sense
of depth

What is an example of a when Conrad visits the psychiatrist
visual progression in
"Ordinary People?"

What are the four main script, music, sound & visuals
building blocks in a film?

What is an example of a stadium shot
textural diffusion?

What is aspect ratio? the height & width of the image

An example of one point parallel lines of a single plane meet at a vanishing
perspective occurs when: point

What will draw the a vanishing point
viewers attention to a
certain area of a scene?

What object will appear the object on the same plane, yet higher than the
further away in a scene? other

How are depth cues by placing characters in the foreground &
utilized in "Citizen Kane?" background

, What scene best the scene in the planetarium
exemplifies ambiguous
space in "Manhattan?"

Why is flat space utilized to emphasize the visual tension between characters
in "Ordinary People?"

Most films are closed films with perpendicular movement
space, what is an
example of open space?

What is the difference limited space does not use longitudinal planes
between deep & limited
space?

What is an example of Conrad & his mother posing for picture
surface division or a
vertical linear motif in
"Ordinary People?"

If a film is all affinity, than less visually dynamic or intense
it is...

T or F: to achieve flat false
space the actors should
be placed on two
separate planes

to show similarities & differences between objects
How is surface division to create a tension or distance between characters
used in films? to force the viewer to watch a certain part of the
frame

T or F: 99.9% of films use false
open space

How is a shot kept flat by there is an affinity of tone
the use of tonal contrast?

T or F: textural diffusion is false
as visible on television as
it is in a movie theater

How is limited space characters are often in small apartments
used in "Manhattan?"

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