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Film Craft 103 - The Director.
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1
Why should you follow the 180-degree rule?
It ensures that all your shots will have the same screen direction
it ensures that all your shots will have matching composition
It ensures that all your shots will be in focus
It ensures that all your shots will illustrate your theme
2
Which of the following is not a common communication objective?
To entertain
To inform
To persuade
To deceive
3
Which of the following is an ideal adjustment to give an actor between takes?
"Raise the glass of wine on the same line every time"
"Raise the glass of wine angrily"
"When you raise the glass of wine, do it with the action "to ignore" in your mind"
"Don't raise the glass of wine until you feel like it's the right time"
4
What is "Standard Coverage" for a typical 2-person scene?
One wide shot, One medium shot, One close-up
One master shot, two medium close-ups and two close-ups
It varies based on the specifics of the scene
Two medium close-ups and two close-ups
5
When choosing a directorial style, which of the following should be your overriding priority?
Consistency across all aspects of style
Consistency throughout the duration of the film
Consistency with the intention of the script
All answers are correct
6
Which is the ideal order you should follow when you get to the set:
Light, Block, Rehearse Shoot
Block, Light, Rehearse, Shoot
Rehearse, Block, Light, Shoot
Rehearse, Light, Block, Shoot
7
What is a theme?
A recurring visual motif that appears throughout your film
A question or thesis that your film will prove or disprove
A collection of transitions, titles, and other effects that give your film a coherent look and feel
An idea or concept that inspires you to tell a story
8
What's the difference between an Insert and a Cutaway?
Inserts and cutaways are effectively interchangable
A Cutaway must be timed to match the action in the master shot
An Insert must be edited in-between two other clips
The subject of an Insert is also seen in the Master shot
9
Shooting shots from on-axis has the following effect?
It makes the viewer feel more engaged in a conversation
All answers are correct
It is more subjective
It allows the audience to related to the character more
10
Which of the following is not under the purview of the director?
Managing the talent
Ensuring adequate coverage
Choosing specific lenses
Planning the shots
Film Craft 103
The Director
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