Art 101 Oregon State University Final Terms- Solved

Parallel Editing - ANSWER-crosscutting, cutting back and forth between two or more scenes in which the action is taking place simultaneously, ex. Meshes of the Afternoon Montage - ANSWER-Selecting, editing, and piecing together separate sections of film to form a continuous whole. A sequence of film results from this. Ex. Battleship Potemkin Sequence - ANSWER-When shots are put together Single Shot - ANSWER-camera is rolling the whole time, Ex. Halloween and C'etait un Rendezvous Relief Sculpture - ANSWER-Low (bas-) barely emerges off 2D plane, Middle (meso-) cross section, some overlapping, High (haut-) practically standing on their own, yet still connected to the wall and meant to be seen from one side. Light is super important, it gives shadows which show definition. Sculpture "in the round" - ANSWER-Can physically walk all the way around it, ex. Michaelangelo's "David" Investment - ANSWER-mixture of water, plaster and powder made from ground up pottery used to fill space inside the wax lining of a mold (in lost wax casting) Carving - ANSWER-Subtractive sculpture, less of an option for error as than with additive. Contrapposto - ANSWER-Shifting the hips and arms of a person to make them look more realistic Modeling - ANSWER-Clay or wax shaped into a 3D form Assemblage - ANSWER-An additive sculptural process, gather different objects and assemble them together, Ex. Picasso's Bull's Head Constructivism - ANSWER-Non-objective means of communication, geometric, made with metal and glass a lot; came from Russia trying to artify Communism Ceramics - ANSWER-One of the traditional crafts, made with clay, glaze, and a lot of heat Computer Assisted Design (CAD) - ANSWER-Design on the computer, used a lot in Frank Gehry's works even though he doesn't know how to use it himself