Unit 3 Film Review

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What is a 'Master Shot' in filmmaking?

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A recording from start to finish that keeps all of the major characters in view, much like a stage play.

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What is an 'Establishing Shot' typically used for in filmmaking?

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To give viewers a sense of the world they’re about to enter

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What is a wide shot typically used for?

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Showing larger objects or things that are massive in size and scale

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What is a medium shot in film and television?

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A shot showing the upper half of one or more characters' bodies with some background.

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What are close-up shots great for focusing on?

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Characters' emotions and facial expressions

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What is an 'Extreme Close-Up' shot intended to do?

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Make viewers feel disoriented or uneasy

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A Bird's Eye View shot in filmmaking is:

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a shot from above, looking directly down on the subject

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What is the purpose of a high angle shot in visual storytelling?

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To give a good sense of scope and location

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What is a typical feature of film conversation according to the 'Shot and Reverse Shot' technique?

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Two characters with alternating eye-level cameras.

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What is the purpose of eyeline matching in film?

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To create the illusion that two characters are looking at one another.