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Film Vocab Review

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Close up shot

a)

Fills the frame with a part of your subject

b)

Moves with your subject

c)

Shows the viewer exactly what the character sees

d)

Makes your subject appear small or overwhelmed against their location, emphasizes location or isolation

2.

Tracking shot

a)

Fills the frame with a part of your subject

b)

Moves with your subject

c)

Shows the viewer exactly what the character sees

d)

Makes your subject appear small or overwhelmed against their location, emphasizes location or isolation

3.

Point of View shot

a)

Fills the frame with a part of your subject

b)

Moves with your subject

c)

Shows the viewer exactly what the character sees

d)

Makes your subject appear small or overwhelmed against their location, emphasizes location or isolation

4.

Extreme wide shot

a)

Fills the frame with a part of your subject

b)

Moves with your subject

c)

Shows the viewer exactly what the character sees

d)

Makes your subject appear small or overwhelmed against their location, emphasizes location or isolation

5.

Cut

a)

When one shot ends and another begins

b)

A shot that changes the focal length of the lens during the shot (zoom in and zoom out)

c)

Rotating the camera side to side on a horizontal axis

d)

Moving the camera up and down on a vertical axis

6.

Pan

a)

When one shot ends and another begins

b)

A shot that changes the focal length of the lens during the shot (zoom in and zoom out)

c)

Rotating the camera side to side on a horizontal axis

d)

Moving the camera up and down on a vertical axis

7.

Tilt

a)

When one shot ends and another begins

b)

A shot that changes the focal length of the lens during the shot (zoom in and zoom out)

c)

Rotating the camera side to side on a horizontal axis

d)

Moving the camera up and down on a vertical axis

8.

Zoom shot

a)

When one shot ends and another begins

b)

A shot that changes the focal length of the lens during the shot (zoom in and zoom out)

c)

Rotating the camera side to side on a horizontal axis

d)

Moving the camera up and down on a vertical axis

9.

High Key Lighting

a)

A lighting aesthetic with no shadows and intense brightness

b)

A light that enters the frame from the side to highlight a person or object

c)

A lighting aesthetic with a lot of shadows

d)

lights placed behind the actor to help define their features and distinguish them from the background

e)

Utilizing the light that is already available at whatever location you choose

10.

Low Key Lighting

a)

A lighting aesthetic with no shadows and intense brightness

b)

A light that enters the frame from the side to highlight a person or object

c)

A lighting aesthetic with a lot of shadows

d)

lights placed behind the actor to help define their features and distinguish them from the background

e)

Utilizing the light that is already available at whatever location you choose

11.

Side Lighting

a)

A lighting aesthetic with no shadows and intense brightness

b)

A light that enters the frame from the side to highlight a person or object

c)

A lighting aesthetic with a lot of shadows

d)

lights placed behind the actor to help define their features and distinguish them from the background

e)

Utilizing the light that is already available at whatever location you choose

12.

Back Lighting

a)

A lighting aesthetic with no shadows and intense brightness

b)

A light that enters the frame from the side to highlight a person or object

c)

A lighting aesthetic with a lot of shadows

d)

lights placed behind the actor to help define their features and distinguish them from the background

e)

Utilizing the light that is already available at whatever location you choose

13.

Natural Lighting

a)

A lighting aesthetic with no shadows and intense brightness

b)

A light that enters the frame from the side to highlight a person or object

c)

A lighting aesthetic with a lot of shadows

d)

lights placed behind the actor to help define their features and distinguish them from the background

e)

Utilizing the light that is already available at whatever location you choose

14.

Synchronous sound

a)

A sound that matches things you see on screen like footsteps with the visual of walking feet

b)

Sound that comes from something that's not on the screen like a girl standing but a sudden sound of branches snapping

c)

Sound that occurs within the story's world like dialogue, glass breaking, cars honking

d)

Sound that is not part of the story's world like a soundtrack, narrator, or accent sound

15.

Asynchronous sound

a)

A sound that matches things you see on screen like footsteps with the visual of walking feet

b)

Sound that comes from something that's not on the screen like a girl standing but a sudden sound of branches snapping

c)

Sound that occurs within the story's world like dialogue, glass breaking, cars honking

d)

Sound that is not part of the story's world like a soundtrack, narrator, or accent sound

16.

Diagetic sound

a)

A sound that matches things you see on screen like footsteps with the visual of walking feet

b)

Sound that comes from something that's not on the screen like a girl standing but a sudden sound of branches snapping

c)

Sound that occurs within the story's world like dialogue, glass breaking, cars honking

d)

Sound that is not part of the story's world like a soundtrack, narrator, or accent sound

17.

Non-Diagetic sound

a)

A sound that matches things you see on screen like footsteps with the visual of walking feet

b)

Sound that comes from something that's not on the screen like a girl standing but a sudden sound of branches snapping

c)

Sound that occurs within the story's world like dialogue, glass breaking, cars honking

d)

Sound that is not part of the story's world like a soundtrack, narrator, or accent sound

18.

Dissolve

a)

Having the visuals of one scene overlapping with the visuals of an incoming scene

b)

An abrupt cut from one thing to another

c)

A scene comes to an end, transitioning to all white or all black

d)

An editing technique that involves showing two or more separate actions by cutting back to them one at a time

19.

Cross Cutting

a)

Having the visuals of one scene overlapping with the visuals of an incoming scene

b)

An abrupt cut from one thing to another

c)

A scene comes to an end, transitioning to all white or all black

d)

An editing technique that involves showing two or more separate actions by cutting back to them one at a time

20.

Fade

a)

Having the visuals of one scene overlapping with the visuals of an incoming scene

b)

An abrupt cut from one thing to another

c)

A scene comes to an end, transitioning to all white or all black

d)

An editing technique that involves showing two or more separate actions by cutting back to them one at a time

21.

Cutaway

a)

Having the visuals of one scene overlapping with the visuals of an incoming scene

b)

An abrupt cut from one thing to another

c)

A scene comes to an end, transitioning to all white or all black

d)

An editing technique that involves showing two or more separate actions by cutting back to them one at a time

22.

Hue

a)

Color itself

b)

Intensity of color

c)

Lightness or darkness of color

d)

the brightness or dullness of a color

23.

Saturation

a)

Color itself

b)

Intensity of color

c)

Lightness or darkness of color

d)

the brightness or dullness of a color

24.

Brightness

a)

Color itself

b)

Intensity of color

c)

Lightness or darkness of color

d)

the brightness or dullness of a color

25.

Intensity

a)

Color itself

b)

Intensity of color

c)

Lightness or darkness of color

d)

the brightness or dullness of a color

26.

Extreme closeup

a)

The most you can fill a frame with your subject, emphasizing a specific feature

b)

Shows your subject from behind the shoulder of another character

c)

Frames from the waist up to the top of the head

d)

The whole body of a person in view but not filling the shot

27.

When telling a story, using color in film can...

a)

Elicit psychological reactions

b)

Build harmony or tension within a scene

c)

Draw focus to significant details

d)

All the above

28.

Close up shot

a)

Fills the frame with a part of your subject

b)

Moves with your subject

c)

Shows the viewer exactly what the character sees

d)

Makes your subject appear small or overwhelmed against their location, emphasizes location or isolation

29.

Over the shoulder shot

a)

The most you can fill a frame with your subject, emphasizing a specific feature

b)

Shows your subject from behind the shoulder of another character

c)

Frames from the waist up to the top of the head

d)

The whole body of a person in view but not filling the shot

30.

Wide shot

a)

The most you can fill a frame with your subject, emphasizing a specific feature

b)

Shows your subject from behind the shoulder of another character

c)

Frames from the waist up to the top of the head

d)

The whole body of a person in view but not filling the shot

31.

Medium shot

a)

The most you can fill a frame with your subject, emphasizing a specific feature

b)

Shows your subject from behind the shoulder of another character

c)

Frames from the waist up to the top of the head

d)

The whole body of a person in view but not filling the shot