Delta Kappa Alpha Study Guide

A set of vocabulary flashcards designed to aid in understanding key concepts, values, and historical facts related to Delta Kappa Alpha.

Mission of DKA

To foster lifelong character, collaborative and creative storytelling, ethical and productive business practices, philanthropic action, and societal bonds by and between students of the cinematic arts.

Vision of DKA

To be recognized as the premier institute of upstanding entertainment industry leaders.

10 Jewels of Delta Kappa Alpha

Creative, Curious, Empathetic, Generous, Honest, Humble, Proactive, Reliable, Resourceful, Respectful.

Call and Response of DKA

Call: 'ASSAY!' Response: 'D-K-A!'

The Golden Circle

A framework consisting of Why = Purpose, How = Process, What = Result.

Hero's Journey - Departure

The stage where the hero receives the call to adventure.

Hero's Journey - Initiation

The stage involving trials, tests, and transformation of the hero.

Hero's Journey - Return

The final stage where the hero achieves their goal.

Founding date of DKA

March 16, 1936.

Who founded Delta Kappa Alpha?

Allan K. Dallas.

What is the DKA mascot?

Clarence the Dragon.

What is the DKA flower?

White Carnation.

Elements of Professionalism in DKA

Respectful collaboration, ethical etiquette, reliable performance.

SMARTER Goals

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely, Ethical, Resourceful.

Cinema History - Eadweard Muybridge

Pioneered the use of multiple cameras to capture motion.

Persistence of Vision

The phenomenon that allows us to see individual frames as a continuous image.

Intermittent Mechanism

Moves film frame-by-frame, briefly stopping to expose or project each frame.

Tape Splicer vs. Cement Splicer

Tape uses clear tape for temporary joins, while cement uses chemicals for permanent fusing.

What does 'assay' mean?

A testing of merit.

Role of the Chaplain in DKA

To educate and promote the values of the Society and protect Ritual secrets.