Orson Welles

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The studio where Orson Welles was first hired as a director was:
RKO
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Welles production contract was unique in that:
it gave him a remarkable degree of control over his productions
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3
Welles’s radio production troupe was called:
the Mercury Theatre
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4
Welles reportedly watched *witch* film 40 times, as preparation for *Citizen Kane:*
*Stagecoach*
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5
Orson Welles:
used deep focus to create metaphors and express power relations
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6
Which of the following is a stylistic characteristic of *Citizen Kane*:
sets with ceilings
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The “lightning mix” refers to:
a technique that uses sound continuity to bridge shots with different times and settings
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Overlapping sound montage was used by Welles in *Citizen Kane* to produce:
a sense of realistic group conversation
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The first image in *Citizen Kane* is:
a sign that reads “no trespassing”
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10
In *Citizen Kane* the first character or place that Thompson visits is:
Susan
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The “Declaration of Principles” is writtin in *whose* flashback story in *Citizen Kane*:
Bernstein’s
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The banquet in Bernstein’s story in *Citizen Kane* is being held to celebrate:
the Inquirer’s hiring away the staff of a rival newspaper
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13
Which character speculates that Rosebud was “something he lost”:
Bernstein
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The famous breakfast-table sequence in *Citizen Kane* takes place during whose story:
Leland’s
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The dramatic purpose of the breakfast-table scene in *Citizen Kane* is:
to demonstrate Kane’s growing estrangement from his first wife
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The prop most closely associated with Susan in *Citizen Kane* and which goes on to become a metaphor for Kane’s life is:
the jigsaw puzzle
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Kane’s tantrum wherein he destroys Susan’s bedroom is told in whose story:
Raymond’s
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18
*Citizen Kane*:
was withdrawn from circulation until the mid 1950s when it played the art circuit
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Orson Welles is widely regarded as:
the founder and master of the long-take aesthetic
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*Citizen Kane* is considered the first modern sound film because:
it manipulated the audio space in the same dramatic way the camera manipulates visual space
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