Quiz 1 F10 - cinematic language, form, and genre
Question 1 of 18 Score: 5 (of possible 5 points)
Three fundamental principles of film form are: (choose three)
A.
Movies manipulate space and time in unique ways
B.
Movies depend on light.
C.
Movies provide an illusion of movement.
D.
Movies present things as they really are. Answer Key: A,B,C Feedback
The incorrect answer is D. A, B, C are correct.
Question 2 of 18 Score: 5 (of possible 5 points)
The first truly experimental film movement born in _______ in the ________.
A. the United States; 1940 's
B.
Russia; 1950 's
C.
Japan; 1960 's
D.
France; 1920 's Answer Key: D Review Check to review before finishing (will
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Horror
D.
Romance
Answer Key: C Feedback
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Question 11 of 18 Score: 0 (of possible 5 points)
A filmmaker who was concerned with creating a realistic world in his/her films would probably shoot in the following setting
A. location B. studio C. sound stage
D. against a green screen
E. none of the above. Answer Key: A Review Check to review before finishing (will be flagged in Table of Contents) Feedback
The correct answer is "A", location.
Question 12 of 18 Score: 5 (of possible 5 points)
A revisionist genre film
A. usually has an episodic plot
B. often has a flashbacks
C. has characters that are stereotypes
D. modifies conventions and formulas in relation to changing values and cultural contexts of the time in which it is made
E. usually has a happy ending Answer Key: D Feedback
The correct answer is "D" , presents a challenge to convention.
Question 13 of 18 Score: 5 (of possible 5 points)
What is the difference between form and content in a work of art?
A. nothing, form and content are the same
B. form refers to the subject of a work, content is the individual elements that express the subject.
C. content is the subject of an artwork, form is the means by which the subject is expressed.
D. form refers to a realistic treatment of subject, content is an abstract treatment of subject. Answer Key: C
Content and form are two elements of film that coincide with each other. Content is the subject that describes what a scene or film is generally about. The content of a film could be the plot or a character’s analysis. On the other hand, form is the means by which a subject is insightfully expressed by the director to his or her viewers. Form supplies specific methods and techniques necessary to present itself to the audience.
Rapid cultural diffusion which occurs under the influence of a more dominant culture is called:
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Is aggression an innate and deterministic quality from birth, or is it something that one that all can control, as a matter of free will and choice, to be used when we need it in a calculated manner? At birth all people are born with aggression as a survival trait. As we educate ourselves as we have seen in the video “The Truth About Violence” even in an educated culture such as the United States we still have violence. Violent people and we are drawn to violent sports such as cage fighting and football. Even the most mild manner people who don’t like violence in movies, sports or anywhere else can find enjoyment from participating in violence. When a person results to violence I don’t believe they can control the amount of aggression
Interpretation involves discovering how the artist is influenced by the world around him or her.
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There are different forms of literature which can include essays, poems, novels, reports and more. The one thing all forms of literature have in common is that they all have meaning, purpose and form, but how it is expressed is all different, the question is how. Most of the times authors have a reason to convey such messages, and how the messages are delivered is up to the author as well. The author uses the form, it’s aesthetics to send the readers an image; what kind of literature it is. The authors also send the readers a blatant message, the message is sent through the text of the literature. Through the text on the literature the author portrays purpose, and with the form of the
As described in "Ways of Reading", narrative content is “a collection of represented events, along with the participants in those events and the circumstances of those events.” (Ways of Reading 260) and narrative form is “the way in which those events are represented through a particular narrative medium” (Ways of Reading 260). In other words narrative content is the events that happen throughout a story and narrative form is the way we are shown these events throughout the story. There is often a tension between narrative content and narrative form. The difference between the narrative content and narrative form includes differences in narrative order, narrative pace and narrative coherence. In this essay I will explain what is meant by narrative order, narrative pace and narrative coherence with examples from Kate Chopins “The Awakening”.
The form of a piece of artwork, I believe, has to do with whether the reason for aesthetic and moral defectiveness is the same. The form is the mode in which an artwork or idea is portrayed. For example, a movie and a painting can be looked at very differently. Having a painting that portrays something evil may still be aesthetically pleasing, but a movie, on the other hand, that portrays something evil may not be aesthetically pleasing. For example, “Triumph of the Will” portrays feelings of greatness, but understanding the evil behind it making it morally defective may also make it aesthetically defective depending on the person looking at it. This may be because each elicits feelings in different ways, at different speeds and/or at different times in a person’s life where someone will have a different understanding than someone
Although each of these forms has their own unique characteristics and attributes, the two forms that I am most interested in are advertising and editorial. For some time in my life I used to believe that these two forms of illustration generally meant the same thing. I was wrong because there are many dissimilar characteristics between the two.