History of Film quiz #4

Scenery used to identify a location of a dramatic production.

• Production Value

• Set

• Special Effects

• Sequel

Refers to the overall quality of a movie. This value is based on criteria like set design and costumes. It is not based on criteria like the directing, acting, and the script.

• Set

• Spaghetti Western

• Production Value

• Producer

An effect used to produce scenes that cannot be achieved by normal techniques (especially on film).

• Sequel

• Set

• Production Value

• Special Effect

Someone who finances and supervises the making of a show.

• Puppeteer

• Soundtrack

• Screenplay

• Producer

A low-budget Western that technically classified as a B-movie. Spaghetti westerns were generally filmed in Spain or Italy during the 1960s and they were often characterized by sparse dialogue and low production values.

• Sequel

• Spaghetti Western

• Score

• Screenplay

One who operates dolls or marionettes.

• Sequel

• Producer

• Puppeteer

• Soundtrack

The script for a movie production written by a screenwriter. The screenplay contains all of the dialogue, character movements, and essential actions.

• Screenplay

• Score

• Soundtrack

• Production Value

The musical portion of a film’s soundtrack. This is often music created specifically for the movie by a composer. It consists of background music as well as orchestral pieces.

• Soundtrack

• Sequel

• Score

• Sequel

The audio portion of a film. Technically, it refers to the dialogue, sound effects, and musical score that accompanies a film. However, in popular circles, it refers to an assortment of songs heard through the film, which is then sold as an album.

• Score

• Production Value

• Soundtrack

• Producer

A part added to a book or film that continues and extends it.

• Set

• Production Value

• Special Effect

• Sequel