Rapid Self Test RTVF 330 Quiz #3

What is result direction? Give one example.

Final feeling/result ("be angry)"

What is the key rule about directing emotion vs. behavior?

Direct what they DO, not what they feel

Name the 5 playable quick fixes.

Action Verbs, Facts, Images, Events, Physical Tasks.

What is the difference between a domestic event and emotional event?

Literal activity vs. relationship/story shift.

What is a character spine? How is it different from an arc?

Spine = constant life-need; arc = change

What is the "dream lover" casting trap?

Rigid perfect-image casting.

Name the 4 casting criteria.

Ability, Spine connection, Directability, Chemistry.

Why use a helper actor during auditions?

Test real listening.

Why should the actor do their prepared read first?

See actor's own choices.

What does the second adjusted read test?

Adaptability/directability

What are the main jobs of the 1st AD?

Schedule, floor, communication, background, safety

What does "locked script" actually lock?

Scene numbers

What happens to a newly inserted scene between 101 and 102.

101A

What happens to a deleted scene number?

Stays numbered + OMITTED

What is a call sheet?

Daily operating blueprint.

Put the rolling commands in order.

Lock it up, Roll Sound, Roll camera/mark, Action, Cut.

Who usually calls Action and Cut?

Director

How often is a meal break required in the guide?

Every 6 hours

What turnaround/rest range does the guide give?

10-12 hours.

What are the 3 pillars of script supervisors?

Script continuity, film grammar, analyze

Matched Action vs. Progressive Continuity?

Within scene matching vs. across-story progression

What does a straight script-lining line mean? A wavy line?

Solid = on camera; wavy = off camera

What does a star/circled take mean? What does X mean?

star = preferred; X = line error

What does the Facing Page record, and why does the editor care?

Slate/take/lens/timecode/sound/select notes so editor can find and evaluate footage quickly.