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Comprehensive Film
Studies Study Guide |
Cinematography, Acting,
Editing, Sound, Film
History & Industry
, Cinematography Techniques and Standards
Q1. What is the purpose of a dolly movement in cinematography?
A. To physically move the camera for a dramatic effect
B. To zoom in on a subject
C. To change the lighting
D. To adjust the focus
Q2. What is the standard frame rate for films?
A. 30 frames per second
B. 24 frames per second
C. 60 frames per second
D. 15 frames per second
,Comprehensive Film Studies_ Cinematography, Acting, Editing, Sound, History & Industry
What is a close-up shot used for? To convey emotion and detail.
What does a high-angle shot do to a Makes the subject look weak or small.
subject?
What is the purpose of a dolly To physically move the camera for a dramatic
movement in cinematography? effect.
How does lighting contribute to It helps communicate mood (e.g., dark = danger,
visual tone? bright = safety).
What distinguishes film acting from Film acting captures subtle details, while stage
stage acting? acting is larger and exaggerated.
6/16/2026
, Comprehensive Film Studies_ Cinematography, Acting, Editing, Sound, History & Industry
What is the Stanislavski System in A method where actors draw from real emotions
acting? and experiences.
What is the Kuleshov Effect? The meaning derived from combining shots rather
than from individual shots.
What is the goal of continuity To make cuts invisible and keep the story clear and
editing? smooth.
What is the difference between Diegetic sound comes from the film world; non-
diegetic and non-diegetic sound? diegetic sound is external (like background music).
6/16/2026
ntm/user/assistant
Comprehensive Film
Studies Study Guide |
Cinematography, Acting,
Editing, Sound, Film
History & Industry
, Cinematography Techniques and Standards
Q1. What is the purpose of a dolly movement in cinematography?
A. To physically move the camera for a dramatic effect
B. To zoom in on a subject
C. To change the lighting
D. To adjust the focus
Q2. What is the standard frame rate for films?
A. 30 frames per second
B. 24 frames per second
C. 60 frames per second
D. 15 frames per second
,Comprehensive Film Studies_ Cinematography, Acting, Editing, Sound, History & Industry
What is a close-up shot used for? To convey emotion and detail.
What does a high-angle shot do to a Makes the subject look weak or small.
subject?
What is the purpose of a dolly To physically move the camera for a dramatic
movement in cinematography? effect.
How does lighting contribute to It helps communicate mood (e.g., dark = danger,
visual tone? bright = safety).
What distinguishes film acting from Film acting captures subtle details, while stage
stage acting? acting is larger and exaggerated.
6/16/2026
, Comprehensive Film Studies_ Cinematography, Acting, Editing, Sound, History & Industry
What is the Stanislavski System in A method where actors draw from real emotions
acting? and experiences.
What is the Kuleshov Effect? The meaning derived from combining shots rather
than from individual shots.
What is the goal of continuity To make cuts invisible and keep the story clear and
editing? smooth.
What is the difference between Diegetic sound comes from the film world; non-
diegetic and non-diegetic sound? diegetic sound is external (like background music).
6/16/2026
