Classical hollywood Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Ideology correct answers A system of ideas reflecting the social needs and aspirations of an individual, group, class, or culture. Cinema is an ideological apparatus by nature of its seamless appearance. Naturalizing correct answers A process whereby social, cultural, and historical constructions are shown to be natural. In modern cinema, this is often a white, patriarchal, and hetero-normative portrayal. This is maintained through constant repetition, and anything outside of this realm is co...

Sociology OCR- Paper 1 Quizzes with 100% Correct Answers Culture -Answer-Contested concept, refers to norms, values and beliefs, customs and a way of life in society. Usually shared by more than one person and its transmitted from generation to generation. e.g british culture- norms and values e.g south asian cultures- norms and values Norms -Answer-Standard/accepted patterns of behaviour that are based on the particular values of a culture. For example in the UK we eat with a knife and...

close up shot Shows a particular part of a subject with more detail, example: framing a subject from shoulders up extreme close up The image being shot is a part of a whole, such as an eye or a hand. medium shot A relatively close shot, revealing the human figure from the knees or waist up. Long Shot (LS) Subject or characters are at some distance from the camera; they are seen in full within their surrounding environment. One shot, two shot A shot where one pers...

The New Hollywood - correct answer A new wave of film school graduates turned directors flooded into the studio system in the late 1960s and early 1970s. They were cocky, young, and ambitious, ready to reinvigorate an artistic medium that in their minds had become stale. These films were many things (Political, reflexive, raunchy, bloody), but they were also innovative from a narrative standpoint. The French New Wave - correct answer French cinema 1940s/early 1950s ...

Die Hard - ANSWER--1988 John McTiernan -Conventions of a modern Western -unusual because of typical 80's action hero casting -big on non-verbal cues in the exposition How does Die Hard follow a "Western" story arc? - ANSWER-Die Hard follows the "Western" story arch (outsider, outlawed hero, strong moral compass) Show that the Hero has the same skill set as the villain, a gunslinger Ie: spectacular shooting with nonlethal effects The Teddy Bears - ANSWER--1907 Edwin S. Porter & W...

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...

A 40 mark essay answering the question "Compare how far the two films you have studied [Vertigo and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest] reflect the times in which they were made." My answer got 35/40, which is the equivalent of an A. I have also included the feedback I received which would have elevated my answer.

Film Chapter 7 Quiz (2023/2024) Graded A Generally, which element of film sparks the initial interest of a movie audience? actors Early screen acting is characterized by _____________ gestures and ____________. exaggerated; bombastic mouthing of words What is a blimp? a soundproof enclosure that prevents the sound of the camera from reaching the microphone These are real-life people who take roles in feature films (not documentaries) to play characters whose lives are much like their own. non...

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...

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