ORU Hewitt film analysis midterm review

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What do warm colors like red, orange, and yellow symbolize in color psychology?
Energy, passion, and intensity.
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What does black and white symbolize in film?
Timelessness, nostalgia, and artistic effect.
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In which film is selective coloring used to emphasize characters and objects?
Sin City.
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What is the standard aspect ratio for early television?
1.33:1 or 4:3.
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What does the widescreen aspect ratio (1.85:1 or 2.35:1) signify?
Cinematic scope.
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What does the Bates Motel symbolize in 'Psycho'?
Norman’s fractured psyche.
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In 'The Dark Knight', what does the Joker's messy costume represent?
Chaos.
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How does the makeup of the Joker in the 2019 film express his character?
It reflects internal madness.
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What does a low angle shot typically convey?
Power.
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What kind of angle is used in 'Psycho's' shower scene to denote weakness?
High angle.
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What does the Dutch tilt angle create in films?
A sense of unease.
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What filming technique provides a smooth motion for scenes?
Steadicam.
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What is a common effect of using shallow focus?
It isolates the subject.
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What does deep focus achieve in cinematography?
Everything in the frame is sharp.
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What is an objective point of view in film?
A neutral perspective.
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How is subjective POV characterized in films like 'Requiem for a Dream'?
It shows the character’s perspective.
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What is continuity editing designed to maintain?
Logical flow in storytelling.
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What is a jump cut used to do in films?
Disorient time.
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What does cross-cutting or parallel editing show?
Two events happening simultaneously.
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What cinematic technique condenses time through a sequence of images?
Montage.
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What emphasizes dramatic moments in films like 'The Matrix'?
Slow motion.
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What captures a final moment in films, as seen in 'Goodfellas'?
Freeze frame.
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What is diegetic sound?
Sound that exists within the film world.
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What does non-diegetic sound refer to?
Sound that is added for effect, such as a film score.
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How does close-up sound enhance intimacy in a scene?
It increases the audience's emotional connection.
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What film uses silence effectively for horror?
A Quiet Place.
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What is the purpose of overlapping dialogue in films?
To create realism.
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What are j-cuts in film editing?
Audio precedes a new scene.
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What do l-cuts do in film transitions?
Audio lingers into the next shot.
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How does music enhance mood, as heard in 'Jaws'?
The two-note theme signals impending danger.
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What is diegetic music?
Music that the characters can hear.
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What are musical leitmotifs used for?
To signal themes associated with characters or ideas.
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What is method acting?
When actors fully embody their roles.
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How does film acting differ from stage acting?
Film acting uses subtle facial expressions.
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What does body language convey in acting?
An actor's physicality and emotions.
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What role do facial expressions play in acting, as seen with Joaquin Phoenix in Joker?
They convey internal emotional transformations.