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FIST 100 Pre-Quiz Quiz

Section A - Match the correct number from column B with the corresponding item in column

A.

COLUMN A COLUMN B

12 First woman filmmaker, especially 1. low angle

known for her short films. 2. Kermit the frog

3. The Great Train Robbery

4 This Soviet filmmaker based his 4. Sergei Eisenstein

editing theory on conflict and a 5. cutting to continuity

collision of images. 6. oblique angle

7. Lumiere Brothers

5 The term for Griffith`s style of 8.film noir

editing for emotional impact. 10. Eadweard Muybridge

11.Hugo

27 The first science fiction film 12.Alice Guy Blach

13.Ran

7 First to project movies onto a screen 14. L`Atalante

(Paris 1895) 15. The Musketeers of Pig Alley

16. Formalism

6 Camera angle to portray psychological 17.La Jete

tension and a world out of balance 18. V.I. Pudovkin

19.Birth of A Nation

15 What is the first gangster film? 20. Buster Keaton

21. Mark Harris

8 This term refers to a kind of 22.Alexander Nevsky

urban American crime film 23. The Artist

that sprang up during and after 24.Metropolis

World War II. 25. Neo-Realism

26. Realism


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17 12 Monkeysis considered to be 27.A Trip to the Moon

a remake of this movie. 28. Billy Idol

29. Fritz Lang

25 Umberto Dis considered to be an

example for this influential

Italian film movement.

11 Martin Scorsese`s newest film,

which pays homage to many of the

films from the silent film era.

14 This film is clearly associated with

Poetic Realism.

24 This classic science-fiction film is

also associated with German

Expressionism.

Section B - Match the correct number from column B with the corresponding item in column

A.


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4 Touch of Evil`sopening sequence is

notable for this kind of shot

15 One of the worlds most famous

director-screenwriter duos

5 this film is an example of the

cinematography of the eye

6 this film has the longest single shot in

the history of cinema

7 the three pillars of arthouse cinema

8 the first movie theatre was opened in

this city

9 which cinematic form is popular today

that had its heyday in the 1950s

1 this or these national cinema(s) are the

closest to Hollywood

13 The three major Soviet filmmakers

10 This famous comedian gave CharlieChaplin his big break

21 The inventor of slapstick comedy

20 The Father of cinema

11 The first director-cinematographer

duo

25 This neorealist film took the world by

storm

12 This is the last true neorealist

masterpiece

19 These two fathers of movies created

the kinetoscope

1. Japanese cinema

2. Cinemascope

3. Larry, Curly and Moe.

4. sequence shot

5.La passion de Jeanne d`Arc

6.Russian Ark

7. French, Italian and Japanese Cinema

8. Montreal

9. 3-D

10.Mack Sennett

11. D.W. Griffith and Billy Bitzer

12. Umberto D.

13. Aleksandr Dovzhenko. V.I. Pudovkin and

Sergei Eisenstein

14. Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez

15. Fritz Lang and Thea von Harbou

16. Lev Kuleshov, V.I. Pudovkin and Alexander

Nevsky

17. Charlie Chaplin

18. Buster Keaton

19. Thomas Edison and W. Dickson

20. D.W. Griffith

21. Max Linder

22. Woody Allen and Gordon Willis

23. Charlie and Donald Kaufman

24. M. Night Shyamalan and his right hand

25.Rome, Open City

26 .Paris


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Section C - Simply use the letter F for Formalist or R for Realist

R This kind of director is most concerned with content.

R An unedited documentary can be described as ..

F Abstract, avant-garde, and poetic films could be described as ..

F A bird`s eye angle shot would most often be used by a .

R Andr Bazin and deep focus

F Sergei Eisenstein

Section D - Mark the correct answer according to the glossary in your textbook.

1. Auteur theory is.

X A theory of film popularized by the critics of the French journal Cahiers du cinemain

the 1950s. The theory emphasizes the director as the major creator of film art, stamping thematerial with his or her own personal vision, style and thematic obsessions.

__ A theory of film popularized by the critics of the French journal Cahiers du cinemain

the 1950s. The theory emphasizes the actor as the major creator of film art, stamping the

material with his or her own personal vision, style and thematic obsessions.

__ A theory of film popularized by the critics of the French journal Cahiers du cinemainthe 1950s. The theory emphasizes the screenwriter as the major creator of film art, stamping

the material with his or her own personal vision, style and thematic obsessions.


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2. Documentary is.

__ A nonfiction film that represents actuality, depicting people and situations that exist, or

once existed, in the real world. Documentaries are told from an objective point of view,

meaning that they actually depict reality as it exists.

X A nonfiction film that represents actuality, depicting people and situations that exist, or

once existed, in the real world. Documentaries often claim, or imply, an objective viewpoint ,

but they inevitably select and shape (and sometimes fabricate) the reality they depict.

__ A fiction film that represents actuality, depicting people and situations that exist, or

once existed, in the real world. Documentaries often claim, or imply, an objective viewpoint ,

but they inevitably select and shape (and sometimes fabricate) the reality they depict.

3. A long shot is.

X A shot taken from a distance that includes a full view of the subject and someof the surrounding area.

__ A shot in which the subject is photographed from above.

__ A detailed view of a person or subject.


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4. Nondiegetic.

X Refers to a sound or image that has no source in the fictional world of the film

(background music, symbolic inserts, etc.)

__ Refers to a sound or image that has an established source in the fictional world of the

film (background music, symbolic inserts, etc.)

__ Refers to an image that has no source in the fictional world of the film (background

music , symbolic inserts, etc.)

5. A sequence shot is

__ A series of shots, usually involving complex staging and camera movements.

X A single lengthy shot, usually involving complex staging and camera movements.

__ A relatively close shot, revealing the human figure from the knees or waist up.

6. This complex analytical term encompasses four distinct formal elements: (1) the

staging and the action, (2) the physical setting and dcor, (3) the manner in which

these materials are framed, and (4) the manner in which they are photographed.

__ Proxemic Patterns

__ The Frame


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X Mise en Scene

7. This sequence is the one most often used to demonstrate the possibilities of montage

editing.

__ Opening sequence from Touch of Evil.

X Odessa Steps sequence fromBattleship Potemkin.

__ The battle on the ice fromAlexander Nevsky.

Section D For each question in this section you must clearly check-mark or circle the

correct answer or letter.

1. Formalism

a) features authentic locations and details

b) emphasizes symbolic characteristics of objects/people

c) is a style that excels in making us feel the humanity of others

d) often deals with protagonists from the working-class.

e) all of the above


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