CTVA 301 exam 2 study guides
questions and answers graded A+
What does cut mean?
the end of one shot and the begging of another
what is Fade out?
the end of the shot is darkened
what is Fade in?
the begging of a shot is lightened
what is dissolve?
briefly blends together the end of shot 1 and the begging of shot 2.
what is wipe?
a new shot will a portion of the screen NOT overlapping.
what are graphic match?
,link shots by close graphic similarities
what is rhythmic relations?
adjusting the length of shots in relation to each other
what is an establishing shot?
a shot at the beginning of the film that shows where it is taking place
What is the Kuleshov effect?
seeing potion of a space, leaving spacial holes for the audience to infer
what is the order of presentation?
the construction of time being presented in the film
what is a flash back?
from going from the present, to the past, back to the present
what is a flash forward?
goes from the present, to the future, back to the present.
, what is an ellipsis?
the action consumes less time on screen that is the story
what film inspired Land and Freedom?
Bicycle Thieves
what is punctuation?
a comma, pause, putting space between shots.
what is expansion?
the action consumes more time on screen than in the script.
what is overlapping editing?
the action is presented with additional shots layered on top.
what is frequency?
more than one shot showing the action.
questions and answers graded A+
What does cut mean?
the end of one shot and the begging of another
what is Fade out?
the end of the shot is darkened
what is Fade in?
the begging of a shot is lightened
what is dissolve?
briefly blends together the end of shot 1 and the begging of shot 2.
what is wipe?
a new shot will a portion of the screen NOT overlapping.
what are graphic match?
,link shots by close graphic similarities
what is rhythmic relations?
adjusting the length of shots in relation to each other
what is an establishing shot?
a shot at the beginning of the film that shows where it is taking place
What is the Kuleshov effect?
seeing potion of a space, leaving spacial holes for the audience to infer
what is the order of presentation?
the construction of time being presented in the film
what is a flash back?
from going from the present, to the past, back to the present
what is a flash forward?
goes from the present, to the future, back to the present.
, what is an ellipsis?
the action consumes less time on screen that is the story
what film inspired Land and Freedom?
Bicycle Thieves
what is punctuation?
a comma, pause, putting space between shots.
what is expansion?
the action consumes more time on screen than in the script.
what is overlapping editing?
the action is presented with additional shots layered on top.
what is frequency?
more than one shot showing the action.
