KEY CONCEPTS

Front

1. Which of the following best describes “technologies” in FTVNM?
   A. The financial goals of a production company
   B. The tools and processes used to create and distribute media products
   C. The rules for audience classification
   D. The actors and costumes used in a scene

Back

B. The tools and processes used to create and distribute media products

Front

1. What effect does a handheld camera often have on an audience?
   A. It makes scenes appear more formal and balanced
   B. It creates realism and a sense of immediacy
   C. It emphasises wealth and luxury
   D. It hides flaws in editing

Back

B. It creates realism and a sense of immediacy

Front

1. Colour grading in post-production is mainly used to:
   A. Adjust dialogue clarity
   B. Correct acting performances
   C. Enhance mood and visual tone
   D. Add subtitles

Back

C. Enhance mood and visual tone

Front

1. The use of a drone camera most strongly affects:
   A. Sound quality
   B. Character development
   C. Camera movement and perspective
   D. Dialogue rhythm

Back

C. Camera movement and perspective

Front

1. When a filmmaker uses jump cuts intentionally, it usually communicates:
   A. Smooth continuity and calm
   B. Disruption, urgency or emotional tension
   C. Balanced composition
   D. Real-time pacing

Back

B. Disruption, urgency or emotional tension

Front

1. A “representation” in media refers to:
   A. The filming location
   B. The actors’ contracts
   C. The way people, ideas, or issues are constructed through media elements
   D. The number of viewers a show receives

Back

C. The way people, ideas, or issues are constructed through media elements

Front

1. A villain shot from a low angle is most likely to represent:
   A. Weakness
   B. Fear
   C. Power and dominance
   D. Equality

Back

C. Power and dominance

Front

1. Costumes and props are part of which element that helps construct representation?
   A. Editing
   B. Mise-en-scène
   C. Dialogue
   D. Soundtrack

Back

B. Mise-en-scène

Front

1. Which of the following is an example of a stereotype?
   A. A character with complex motives
   B. A plot with unexpected twists
   C. A simplified, repeated portrayal of a social group
   D. A realistic depiction of multiple viewpoints

Back

C. A simplified, repeated portrayal of a social group

Front

1. A bright, warm colour palette often represents:
   A. Sadness or tension
   B. Happiness, comfort or nostalgia
   C. Coldness and fear
   D. Isolation

Back

B. Happiness, comfort or nostalgia