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VIS 403/603 - Quiz #2

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the thing that moves a film forward?

a)

Its dramatic structure

b)
Camera
c)
Film reel
d)
Film strip
2.

Which part of the film is the moment of highest emotional impact?

a)
The beginning of the film
b)
The middle of the film
c)
The end of the film
d)
The climax of the film
3.

Which part of the dramatic structure contains the bulk of the film?

a)
Exposition
b)
Rising Action
c)
Climax
d)
Denouement
4.

What is a crucial part of working with your crew and is the heart of successful directing?

a)
Having the latest equipment
b)
Having a big budget
c)
Having famous actors
d)
Having good communication
5.

What is a budget topsheet?

a)

A document that outlines the total budget of a project

b)
A sheet used for balancing a company's budget
c)
A financial statement that summarizes a company's assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity
d)
A document that lists all the employees in a company and their salaries
6.

Production management tools allow you to?

a)

Keep all of your crew members on the same page

b)

Allow you to think through your project on paper before you get out into the field

c)

Save you time, energy and money

d)

Have something to hand off to the gaffer

7.

Sometimes building a relationship with your participant means

a)
Ignoring their personal boundaries
b)
Being overly friendly and informal
c)
Sharing your personal life stories
d)

Spending time without filming, or putting the camera down in the middle of a shoot and going for a meal or walk.

8.

What kind of questions should be avoided when interviewing your participant?

a)

Questions that lead to yes or no answers

b)
Open-ended questions that allow the participant to express their thoughts
c)
Questions about the participant's background and experience
d)
Questions that clarify the participant's responses
9.

What is the difference between primary sources and secondary sources?

a)

Primary sources are first-hand accounts, while secondary sources are interpretations of those accounts or experts

b)
Primary sources are more reliable than secondary sources
c)
Primary sources are written by historians, while secondary sources are written by eyewitnesses
d)
Primary sources are always written documents, while secondary sources can be any type of media
10.

What is "eyeline" in filmmaking?

a)
A line that actors should not cross
b)
The line of sight of the camera
c)
The line that separates the set from the audience
d)

What the participant appears to be looking at

11.

Interviewees tend to speak more comfortably when they are

a)
in a formal setting
b)
under pressure
c)

making eye contact with with a person instead of looking at a camera lens

d)
being recorded
12.

The single most important thing you can do while interviewing someone is to

a)
Ask tough questions
b)

Listen

c)
Judge the interviewee's appearance
d)
Talk about your own achievements