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Versimillitude The attempt to make things seem real
Explicit Meaning everything that a movie presents on its surface
something is understood but not clearly stated.
Implicit Interpretation
Deeper meaning
You can think of this as the use of the camera to make
something familiar seem strange, to use cinema to
Photogenie
make something we are familiar with unfamiliar, and so
cause us to consider it differently
Prior to the emergence of vaudeville theatres
the nickelodeon, motion
pictures were shown
primarily in
Overlapped action confuses narrative temporal relationships
What aspect of Méliès's his innovative use of camera movement
approach to cinema was
LEAST influential on future
filmmakers?
The Great Train Robbery maintains the long shot as the dominant shot scale.
The phi phenomenon 12-24
begins to operate at which
range of frame rates?
,During D. W. Griffith's his father was a former civil war hero
youth
was Griffith's follow-up film to Intolerance.
was anti-German war propaganda.
made in england
hearts of the world
was extremely popular in England.
as supposed to be government funded but wound up
being privately financed.
Griffith and Bitzer could be used to create dramatic emphases
discovered that using
camera angle and
placement to create depth
in a shot
was conceived as a response to those who criticized
Intolerance
The Birth of a Nation.
Judith of betulia none of the above
What is it about the They use repeated, overlaid, drawings which seem to
images shown in Cave of suggest movement
Forgotten Dreams that
connects them to movies?
The early shorts from Their lack of proper stories
Edison's studio and the
Lumiere's differed in many
ways. Which of the
following was something
they shared?
The famous story of false
people running in fear
from the train shown in the
early Lumiere clip is
probably true - people
are often shocked when
they see radically new
technology at work
, The Birth of a Nation false
features a very
straightforward, simple
narrative, following one
character's journey all the
way through.
The Birth of a Nation To make the film appealing to audiences in Southern
features white actors in states.
black-face make-up. Why?
The studio that bought MGM
Buster Keaton
Productions, promising to
continue to allow him to
work autonomously was
Keaton's two-reel complex in structure with a fine visual sensibility.
comedies can be
described as
Which of the following Hal Roach
slapstick
director/performers did
NOT work for Mack
Sennett?
The United States vs. monopolizing the film production business
Paramount Pictures lawsuit
was about
Screwball comedy is the use of sight gags held over from slapstick.
characterized by
The largest, wealthiest, non of the above
and most productive of (20th century, paramounth, WB ,Universal, RKO)
the Hollywood studios
was
Public response to was immediately enthusiastic, resulting in widespread
widescreen films production and theater conversion.
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Terms in this set (99)
Versimillitude The attempt to make things seem real
Explicit Meaning everything that a movie presents on its surface
something is understood but not clearly stated.
Implicit Interpretation
Deeper meaning
You can think of this as the use of the camera to make
something familiar seem strange, to use cinema to
Photogenie
make something we are familiar with unfamiliar, and so
cause us to consider it differently
Prior to the emergence of vaudeville theatres
the nickelodeon, motion
pictures were shown
primarily in
Overlapped action confuses narrative temporal relationships
What aspect of Méliès's his innovative use of camera movement
approach to cinema was
LEAST influential on future
filmmakers?
The Great Train Robbery maintains the long shot as the dominant shot scale.
The phi phenomenon 12-24
begins to operate at which
range of frame rates?
,During D. W. Griffith's his father was a former civil war hero
youth
was Griffith's follow-up film to Intolerance.
was anti-German war propaganda.
made in england
hearts of the world
was extremely popular in England.
as supposed to be government funded but wound up
being privately financed.
Griffith and Bitzer could be used to create dramatic emphases
discovered that using
camera angle and
placement to create depth
in a shot
was conceived as a response to those who criticized
Intolerance
The Birth of a Nation.
Judith of betulia none of the above
What is it about the They use repeated, overlaid, drawings which seem to
images shown in Cave of suggest movement
Forgotten Dreams that
connects them to movies?
The early shorts from Their lack of proper stories
Edison's studio and the
Lumiere's differed in many
ways. Which of the
following was something
they shared?
The famous story of false
people running in fear
from the train shown in the
early Lumiere clip is
probably true - people
are often shocked when
they see radically new
technology at work
, The Birth of a Nation false
features a very
straightforward, simple
narrative, following one
character's journey all the
way through.
The Birth of a Nation To make the film appealing to audiences in Southern
features white actors in states.
black-face make-up. Why?
The studio that bought MGM
Buster Keaton
Productions, promising to
continue to allow him to
work autonomously was
Keaton's two-reel complex in structure with a fine visual sensibility.
comedies can be
described as
Which of the following Hal Roach
slapstick
director/performers did
NOT work for Mack
Sennett?
The United States vs. monopolizing the film production business
Paramount Pictures lawsuit
was about
Screwball comedy is the use of sight gags held over from slapstick.
characterized by
The largest, wealthiest, non of the above
and most productive of (20th century, paramounth, WB ,Universal, RKO)
the Hollywood studios
was
Public response to was immediately enthusiastic, resulting in widespread
widescreen films production and theater conversion.
