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FMS 1013 Exam1 Questions and Answers
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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 Bear...
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CTVR 3 Final Exam Review
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CTVR 3 Final Exam Review 
 
A key pioneer in the science of motion picture technology, using horses and trip wires to shoot a 
series of stills, was: - Edward Muybridge 
 
The man who standardized the format of 35mm film and 24 frames per second was: - 
William Dickson 
 
One of the very first methods of showing motion pictures was the: - Kinetoscope 
 
An early Victorian-era toy that showed pictures moving was called: - Zoetrope 
 
The name for the early movie theaters was - Nickelodeon 
 
One ...
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GRMN 2301 INSIDE NAZY GERMANY FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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World War II 
 
 
 
 
Experimentation 
 
 
 
 
 
Expansion 
 
 
 
 
Culmination 
 
 
 
Death Throws 
 
 
 
Kristallnacht 
November 9, 1938 
 
 
Wansee Conference 
January 20, 1942 
 
 
Total War Speech 
February 18, 1943 
 
 
Wansee Conference 
Meeting of Nazi leaders in Berlin. It was the decision to murder the Jews (The Final Solution) (January 20, 1942) 
 
 
Kristallnacht 
"Night of Broken Glass" Nazis in Germany torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools, and businesses and kille...
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Film Chapter 12 Questions and Answers Already Graded A
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Film Chapter 12 Questions and Answers Already Graded A 
1. People today have difficulty understanding older films most often because those films 
A. operate according to different conventions. 
B. are not as visually well-crafted as modern movies. 
C. involve romantic plots that do not appeal to contemporary sensibilities. D. lack action sequences and are very slow paced. A. operate according to different conventions. 
2. Which of the following was NOT among the earliest early pioneers of film? ...
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Understanding Film Exam Questions with Complete Solutions
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Classical Hollywood Cinema - ANSWER-USA. 1910s-1960s. Continuity editing. Positive narratives. Eye-level camera. High key lighting (low contrast). Glamour. 
 
Film examples: Grapes of Wrath, Sullivan's Travels, Modern Times 
 
German Expressionism - ANSWER-1920s. Post-WWI. 
 
Anti-realism. 
 
Set designs absurd sets and floors to represent lights, shadows, and objects. T 
he plots and stories of the Expressionist films often dealt with madness, insanity, betrayal, and other "intellectual" t...
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Vertigo A* revision notes
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Vertigo (Alfred Hitchcock) notes for an A* in A Level. This document contains the following topics: 
Hitchcock as an auteur 
Voyeurism 
German Expressionism 
Cinematography 
Vertigo Context 
Key sequence analysis 
Motifs 
Laura Mulvey, Visual Pleasures and Narrative Cinema (1975) notes
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TFM 363: Exam 1 questions and complete correct answers 2024
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Metropolis! - correct answer Director: Fritz Lang 
After 1927 release, a quarter of Lang's original version was cut from the film. The footage was believed to be lost until discovered in a small museum in Argentina 2008. 
Era: World War I 
"Holy Grail" of film finds 
The mother of all sci-fi films; most important sci-fi ever made 
AI, and Social justice 
Divide between poor and rich, . 
What if we can program a consciousness. What will it mean for the society/humanity 
1927 German expression...
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CTVR 3 The Silent Era QUIZ Score: 20/20
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CTVR 3 The Silent Era QUIZ Score: 20/20 
 
Perhaps the first genuinely modern film, utilizing advanced techniques such as cross-cutting, 
POV and close-up shots, and flashbacks was: - Birth of a Nation 
 
The director of this first genuinely modern film was: - D.W. Griffith 
 
The silent comedian known for his use of pathos that brought a vulnerable-but-good hearted 
complexity to his character was: - Charles Chaplin 
 
The "frozen-faced" comedian was also known for his stunt work such as havi...
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FMS 1013 Exam #1 Exam 2023/2024
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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...
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Music Praxis 5113 Exam With 100% Correct Answers 2024
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Music Praxis 5113 Exam With 100% Correct 
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Bebop - answer`a type of jazz originating in the 1940s and characterized by complex 
harmony and rhythms. It is associated particularly with Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk, and 
Dizzy Gillespie. 
Blues - answermelancholic music of black American folk origin, typically in a twelve-bar 
sequence. It developed in the rural southern US toward the end of the 19th century, finding a 
wider audience in the 1940s as blacks migrated to the cities. ...
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