Hays code - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

When was Hays code created? correct answers 1934 What is Hay's Code? correct answers list of things a film should not do in order to be released What does Hay's Code look for? correct answers 1. Crimes against law 2. Sex 3. Vulgarity 4. Obscenity 5. Dances 6. Profanity 7. Costume When was the MPDAA created? correct answers 1922 What does MPAA stand for? correct answers Motion Picture Association of America What was the MPDAA changed to? correct answers MPAA When was the...

Screening an American Revolution movie? correct answers This movie is not yet rated, Directed by Kirk Dick 2006, When did the first significant local government effort to regulate early American Film exhibition? correct answers December 24,1908 Which New York Mayor Closed down all nickelodeons correct answers George McClellan What ages were movies for before the 50s? correct answers all ages Made a screening national board of review in what year? correct answers 1915 The Haze cod...

Final Exam CTVA 100, Questions and answers, graded A+ Which of the following was the first woman to direct a film and may have been the first person ever (depending on which scholar you ask and what their criteria are) to direct a narrative film? - -Louis Guy (Blaché) A movie is actually just a series of still frames that appear to be in motion. (T/F) - -True The U.S. versus Paramount court case marked the end of which of the following? - -Vertical Integration and Block Booking As o...

FMS 200 Film History Midterm Arizona State University Question and answers verified to pass Mabel Normand - correct answer Silent film comedian, heroin addict, died of tuberculosis. William Desmond Taylor - correct answer May have been gay, loved by women, Mary Miles Minter's mother broke in and killed him. Fallen Women Films - correct answer 1930s, negative look on women, lose sexual morality. Ex. Stella Dallas or Baby Face "His Wooden Wedding" - correct answer 1925- Directe...

What was the Edison Trust? - ANSWER-A pact between Edison and five film companies that sought to 1) fix prices, 2) restrict distribution and exhibition, 3) have exclusive contract with Eastman Kodak, and 4) exclusive deal with General Film Company. What led to the rise and fall of the Edison Trust? - ANSWER-Film makers travelled westward to Hollywood to avoid patent protection and the Trust's exclusive deals left, eventually being found in violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act and was diss...

What was the Hays Code? - ANSWER A set of rules that banned "immoral" film content Computer Generated imagery - ANSWER What was the Hays Code? a. Local DJ's/talk show hosts replaced with national/voice-tacked programming b. Lower ratings c. Massive corporate debt (d.) A & C - ANSWER An effect of conglomeration in radio is:

TFM 364A sound cinema - Answer- Edison developed the idea of synchronous sound 1930 Hay's Code - Answer- means of self-regulation to maintain moral descent of movies, not glamorized indecency or crime The Motion Picture Production Code - Answer- every film passing approval a system of self-regulation policed by own members The Jazz Singer - Answer- 1927 alan crosland synchronize sound and image The Public Enemy - Answer- 1931 William Wellman breakout for James Cagney n...

i Manual and Test Bank for Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Community and Agency Settings Fifth Edition ii TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: HISTORY OF AND PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY IN CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING..........................................................................................1 Key Terms..................................................................................................................................1 Questions..................................

i Manual and Test Bank for Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Community and Agency Settings Fifth Edition ii TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: HISTORY OF AND PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY IN CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING..........................................................................................1 Key Terms..................................................................................................................................1 Questions..................................

Mass Communications 224 Test Bank Solution Manual Already Passed Griffith - Answers The director of Birth of a Nation: Rooftops of buildings - Answers Where many of the very first motion picture "studios" were located Gish - Answers The actress who frequently starred in D.W. Griffith films: All of the above - Answers Which of the following is associated with Mack Sennett: False - Answers The most common length of the earliest motion pictures was around 30 minutes (T or F) The Great ...