QUIZ #3: Lesson #8 and #9 Topics

can show a character moving through a location, exploring different elements of it, and showing the different areas to the audience

• Dutch Angle Shot

• Long Take Shot

• Point of View Shot

They often involve some form of magic or supernatural elements. There are sometimes magical creatures or beings too.

• Action

• Historical

• Fantasy

It is often feature a monster, some type of evil entity or a terrible/frightening situation

• Horror

• Historical

• Documentary

What is the meaning of the phrase, "Mise-en-scène?"

• What is produce in the scene

• What is feature in the scene

• What is put in the scene

This is an editing technique where several shots are used in very quick succession.

• Quick Escape Shot

• Quick Shoot

• Quick Cutting Shot

Situations, places and/or events that don’t comply with natural laws or settings

• Historical Film

• Fantasy Film

• Comedy Film

It’s frequently used as a way to show off how tall something is, like a skyscraper or a huge tree, in order to make it seem much more intimidating.

• Worm's Eye View Shot

• Bug's Eye View Shot

• Butterfly Shot

It’s great for showing the emotions of a character or for capturing their reaction to something. When used to show an object, it’s mainly used to show how important something is to what is happening.

• Worm's Eye View Shot

• Point of View Shot

• Close Up Shot

The main idea of type of film is to make the audience laugh. The main characters are involved in funny situations.

• Comedy Film

• Action Film

• Documentary Film

This causes the shot to appear strangely angled and causes the audience to feel disorientated and uneasy.

• Dutch Angle Shot

• Action Film

• Long Take Shot