CTVA 355 (questions with verified
answers) latest update
The most important outcome in making a film - correct answer ✔✔to serve the audience
The primary objective of filmmaking - correct answer ✔✔to serve the audience
The name given for the person reading for a goal in the dramatic structure of a story - correct
answer ✔✔Protagonist
The name given to the person (or thing) creating the principle conflict or obstacle in a drama -
correct answer ✔✔Antagonist
Typically the most interesting character on the screen in the one who is _________ - correct
answer ✔✔A character that does things with motivation. They have worthwhile goals.
Good story tellers... - correct answer ✔✔Only include the most important details in a story
The writer of the 355 class project is fundamentally responsible for - correct answer ✔✔Putting
the story in script format
A film generally has how many acts? - correct answer ✔✔Three
The first question the writer should answer regarding the dramatic structure of the story. -
correct answer ✔✔Is the story/film and its characters credible or believable?
, For an audience to like a film , what would they likely care about the most? - correct answer
✔✔A relatable protagonist.
Inciting Incident - correct answer ✔✔When the conflict in a story begins
The metic for assessing the success or value of a student project - correct answer ✔✔1.
Believable
2. Likable
3. Unforgettable
One page of a crop represents how much time? - correct answer ✔✔One minute
The signifier for a new scene number on a script - correct answer ✔✔A new location
The Script Bible - correct answer ✔✔a reference document used for information on a series'
characters, settings,
and other elements
The 3 fundamental choices or options to consider that will affect all other process decisions that
should be made before beginning a film/video project. - correct answer ✔✔1. How it will be
filmed
2. How it will be edited
3. How it will be distributed
Negative costs - correct answer ✔✔Total costs of producing the film and getting the production
into a finished film negative. (not override costs)
answers) latest update
The most important outcome in making a film - correct answer ✔✔to serve the audience
The primary objective of filmmaking - correct answer ✔✔to serve the audience
The name given for the person reading for a goal in the dramatic structure of a story - correct
answer ✔✔Protagonist
The name given to the person (or thing) creating the principle conflict or obstacle in a drama -
correct answer ✔✔Antagonist
Typically the most interesting character on the screen in the one who is _________ - correct
answer ✔✔A character that does things with motivation. They have worthwhile goals.
Good story tellers... - correct answer ✔✔Only include the most important details in a story
The writer of the 355 class project is fundamentally responsible for - correct answer ✔✔Putting
the story in script format
A film generally has how many acts? - correct answer ✔✔Three
The first question the writer should answer regarding the dramatic structure of the story. -
correct answer ✔✔Is the story/film and its characters credible or believable?
, For an audience to like a film , what would they likely care about the most? - correct answer
✔✔A relatable protagonist.
Inciting Incident - correct answer ✔✔When the conflict in a story begins
The metic for assessing the success or value of a student project - correct answer ✔✔1.
Believable
2. Likable
3. Unforgettable
One page of a crop represents how much time? - correct answer ✔✔One minute
The signifier for a new scene number on a script - correct answer ✔✔A new location
The Script Bible - correct answer ✔✔a reference document used for information on a series'
characters, settings,
and other elements
The 3 fundamental choices or options to consider that will affect all other process decisions that
should be made before beginning a film/video project. - correct answer ✔✔1. How it will be
filmed
2. How it will be edited
3. How it will be distributed
Negative costs - correct answer ✔✔Total costs of producing the film and getting the production
into a finished film negative. (not override costs)
