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Quiz 2: Principles of Film Form
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Question 61
Essay
A satirical scene from a romantic comedy features its protagonist daydreaming of his love interest as an angel floating through the air. A slow-motion shot of this woman captures her through a gauzy filter with soft lighting as an overblown choral arrangement plays on the sound track. What is the content of the scene, and what is the form used to express it? Why might such formal elements have been chosen to express the content?
Question 62
Essay
What is the danger in solely analyzing the content of movies?
Question 63
Essay
How do patterns and expectations relate to one another?
Question 64
Essay
How are plays and movies different from each other in regard to the way they usually represent space?
Question 65
Essay
What does mediation have to do with the way the camera captures and represents the outside world?
Question 66
Essay
Use an example of a specific cinematic technique to explain how the camera eye mediates between the world and us.
Question 67
Essay
Explain why it is when we watch a movie, although we are usually unaware of it, we are actually watching a screen with nothing projected on it at all.
Question 68
Essay
How does Alfred Hitchcock's concept of the MacGuffin play upon audience expectations?
Question 69
Essay
Explain, in brief, why it is that movies do not really move but only seem to be moving.
Question 70
Essay
Explain how a movie scene might synthesize elements of mise-en-scène, sound, narrative, and editing to intentionally construct and express meaning.
Question 71
Essay
Explain why a documentary-style drama about the lives of ordinary coal miners and a speculative science fiction film about a future world in which cloning has become an everyday practice might both fit into the category of realism.