ILC Year 7 Arts Program 2024 Quiz

MEDIA: What is diegetic sound?

• Sound that is not heard by the characters in the film.
• Background music that sets the mood of a scene.
• Voiceover narration that provides context to the audience.
• Sound that is part of the film's narrative world.

MEDIA: Contrapuntal Sound is...

• sound which completely matches the actions.

• sound that strongly contrasts with the mood or tone of the scene.

• sound that is humorously similar; hence the 'pun'.

• sound that attempts to bring the scene to life and make it seem more dramatic.

MEDIA: A recurrent theme throughout a musical or literary composition, associated with a particular person, idea, or situation.

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MEDIA: Who is 'Jack Foley'?

• Sound designer who decided to record sounds live instead of using existing sounds.

• A silent film actor who transitioned to directing talkies.

• Sound designer who decided to record sounds live instead of using existing sounds.

• Author of "Foley's Guide to Cinematic Techniques."

MEDIA: What is 'room tone' when recording?

• The ambient sound of a space recorded without any deliberate noise or dialogue.

• The sound of the equipment used during a recording session.

• The sound of the equipment used during a recording session.

• A specific frequency added to recordings to create a warm atmosphere.

MEDIA: Who recorded the original song "Come and Get Your Love" from the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy?

• The Doobie Brothers

• Earth, Wind & Fire

• Redbone

• Chic

MEDIA: A drummer who has lost their hearing has an implant installed. When it is being adjusted, the audience hears fuzzy crackles and glitchy audio. This is an example of:

• Non-Deigetic Sound

• Subjective Sound

• Impersonal Sound

• Inner Voice

MEDIA: Foley sound of horse galloping has been traditionally recorded using ___________

• Cusping Hands

• Knuckles

• Coconut Shells

• Plungers

DANCE: "Space" in dance refers to:

• How far you can throw your shoes when you kick them off mid-dance.

• The areas and levels you use to move around like a ninja.

• Avoiding stepping on your partner’s feet.

• How much room your ego takes up after a flawless performance.

DANCE: In choreography, "time" refers to:

• How much space is used in a routine

• The energy and flow of movement

• The speed, rhythm, and duration of movements

• The relationship between dancers