Calmness, depression, sadness, a sense of relaxation
What might the colour red symbolise in a film?
Anger, frustration, passion, love, stress
Which of the following is an example of diegetic sound? A. Background music added during editing B. Narrator's voice-over C. Character's dialogue D. Opening credits music
Characters' dialogue
What is the purpose of using different camera angles in a film?
To influence how the audience perceives characters and events, and to create mood or emphasis.
Which lighting technique is characterized by bright, even illumination with minimal shadows, often used in comedies to create an upbeat atmosphere?
High_key lighting
Which lighting technique is often used in horror films to create suspense and mystery?
Low-key lighting
What is the primary purpose of non-diegetic sound in films?
To enhance the narrative with elements like background music or narration (voiceover)
In film and photography, Rembrandt lighting is primarily used to:
add depth and drama to the subject's face
What is the defining characteristic of Rembrandt lighting in cinematography and photography?
A triangle of light on the cheek opposite the light source
What is a primary reason filmmakers choose black and white cinematography?
To emphasize contrast and texture, enhancing storytelling
Which shot type frames the subject from the waist up, commonly used during dialogues?
Medium shot
A low-angle shot typically makes the subject appear:
dominant or powerful
What defines non-diegetic sound in a film?
Sound added for the audience's benefit, to enhance their experience. It is not heard by the characters in the film.
What is a primary purpose of a film's opening title sequence?
To set the tone and mood of the film while introducing key contributors
What is the name of the shot used to introduce the setting of a scene or an entire film?
Establishing shot
What is the effect of a lack of music and other sounds in film?
It focuses the audience's attention on dialogue
In black and white films, what element becomes more critical due to the absence of color?
Lighting and contrast
What is an inciting incident?
the event in a story that sets the main plot in motion. It’s the moment that disrupts the character’s normal life and forces them to take action
What is the effect of a lack of dialogue in films?
It focuses the audience's attention on other actions and emotions of the actors.
In film analysis, the term "mise en scène" refers to:
The arrangement of everything that appears in the framing – actors, lighting, décor, props, costume
What are two reasons a director might choose to add colour to a black and white film?
To show change, the difference between life and death, reality and dreams, to add vibrancy
Define non-diegetic sound
Sound that is added to the film for the audience's benefit. Basically it's sound that the characters in the film can't hear.
An extreme close-up shot is best used to:
highlight specific details or emotions
If a character in a film turns on a radio and music plays, this music is considered:
diegetic sound
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