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

This is a complete set of A* revision notes for WJEC Eduqas Film Studies A Level, Component 1 Section A. The document is organised into Apocalypse Now notes, Vertigo notes, new Hollywood notes, classical Hollywood notes and autership notes. There are also two example essays with marking comments which were corrected.

Summary revision notes for Apocalypse Now in Component 1 of A-Level film studies notes for an A* This contains the following topics: Characters Dehumanisation and Evil (Theme) Coppola as an auteur Screengrab notes

Describe the studio contract system of the 1930s and 1940s? Which guild was the strongest? Why? Name two other important Hollywood guilds. correct answers The 7 year contracts: actors, writers, producers, directors, etc... were all under contract and assigned pictures. IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees), SAG, DGA, & WGA. Stronger SAG union members assist below-the-line film workers' unions. The 7-year contract system was a system where studios would pick up a st...

MED 247 Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Pass What term is used to describe a concise summary of the action in a film? Treatment What is another name for the clapperboard used in filmmaking? Slate What is the term for comic-like strips of individual shots with descriptions written below? Storyboard What is the term for a hero who is compelled to resolve a challenging situation? Goal- Oriented Protagonist What describes films where characters face a series of problems while striving to r...

FMS 300 ALL Module Quizes Arizona State University Question and answers verified to passMuriel Andrin argues that the device of __ can be found in the exaggerated size, unusual use, and visual overloading of everyday objects in the world of slapstick comedy - correct answer hyperbole Who is credited with inventing the radio - correct answer Guglielmo Marconi Which of the following in the official name of the Edison Trust - correct answer Motion Pictures Patent Company In the film ...

HK Cinema: The Classical Period correct answers -Entertainment-oriented w/ US & Japanese influences. -The majority of both Mandarin and Cantonese film production in Hong Kong is studio-based -Immigration of filmmakers from Shanghai & rise of new Mandarin film industry; still majorly Cantonese. -Despite the rise of a new Mandarin cinema, the majority of the immigrant population arriving in Hong Kong during the postwar period came from southern China, 80% of whom spoke Cantonese -Studio s...

features of classical hollywood film - correct answer - plot driven by a goal oriented individual, protagonist - character desires and traits are clear and reamin consistent - all scenes further cause and effect narrative - 2 or more story lines related to eachother (professional & personal plot) - most plots chronological order/flashbacks - high degree of closure, answers questions about the film in the end unrestricted narration - correct answer the audience knows more than any charac...

The major tendencies of New Hollywood Cinema correct answers Struggles between liberalism and the New Right became the central political drama that inflected American film culture When did the Hollywood reinvented the blockbuster? correct answers Mid-1970s Who rose to prominence? correct answers Movie Brats Only ___ of Hollywood films released between 1960 and 1968 grossed over ____ domestically? correct answers 1% and 1 million dollars The notable exceptions were a success during th...

Thea 201 Quiz 5 with Complete and Verified Solutions _____ is a lighting technique that uses deep gradations and subtle variations of lights and darks. Chiaroscuro _____ is the process by which the look of settings, props, lighting, and actors is determined. Design _____ was an art movement of the early 20th century which sought to manifest subjective human feelings and emotions through a combination of objective design elements. Expressionism A director chooses the _____ frame...

AML EXAM 4 QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS What is the music for a movie called? - answerFilm score What is film score based on? - answerVariety and repetition What is musically mimicking a character's actions known as? - answerMickey Mousing What is Mickey Mousing meant to do? - answerAdd humor to a scene What is source (diegetic) music? - answerMusic that emanates from a source, such as a radio, that is apparent to the characters and audience that provides a thematic anchor for the...