It is easy to define but quite difficult to understand since most people have no preconception of what they are.

Documentary Film(Experimental Film talaga siya idk)

Which is not a characteristic of a full-length film?

Concept must be introduced and delivered with a quick but impactful resolution

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Question	Answer
M1
Concept must be introduced and delivered with a quick but impactful resolution for the character/s.	Short Film
What is the most famous experimental movie?	Un Chien Andalou
It is also known as avant-garde, to refer to films which are rare and totally unpopular.	experimental
It is concerned with the exposure and analyses of real facts and historical events.	documentary film
Do not need as much equipment depending on how short it is.	short film
It gives a glimpse into a character’s life in a brief moment.	short film
Which of the forms of film is not mainstream and has no commercial value?	experimental
Focus only on core character/s that has/have direct purpose for the central concept.	short film
The term came into use to refer to the main film presented in a cinema and the one which was promoted or advertised.	feature film
It is easy to define but quite difficult to understand since most people have no preconception of what they are.	Documentary Film(Experimental Film talaga siya idk)
A contract is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
Actor and Director Preparing for a Scene is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
Writing the shooting script is huge responsibility in the _____________.	Pre-Production
Deciding on Equipment is an example of what phase of the production process ?	Pre-Production
Music is an example of what phase of the production ?	Post Production
It is a French term which literally means, “putting into the scene” or “placing on stage.	Mise-en-Scène
Reviewing the footage and assembling the movie all happen during –	Post Production
For pre-production to start, producers must commit themselves to a project a ___________.	Screenplay
All of the following are examples of Pre-Production phase, except_______.	Actors
Location scouting, casting, equipment rental, storyboard, and shoot script all happen in which phase of the Production process?	Pre-Production
What persuasive technique is used by a documentary film when there is consultations with persons who know or can relate to the topic discuss?	Interview
This filmmaking is concerned with the exposure and analyses of real facts and historical events.	Documentary
Career-wise, has a lot more doors and opportunities that can be opened	full-length film
What persuasive technique is used by a documentary film that requires no degree but vast experience?	Expert Witness
It an amalgam of ideas forced together by the filmmaker without any regards for characters, structure, or theme.	experimental film
Which is not a characteristic of a full-length film?	Concept must be introduced and delivered with a quick but impactful resolution
An actor is an example of what phase of the production process?	Production
A title is an example of what phase of the production process?	Post Production
Casting is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
An acknowledgment is an example of what phase of the production process?	Post Production
Deciding on Equipment is an example of what phase of the production process ?	Pre-Production
When does principal photography happen?	Production
All of the following are examples of Production phase, except_______.	Script
Permit is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
Which of these is not a characteristic of a short film?	follows the art of pacing
It refers to the types of movies that tell a story.	narrative film
Its structure is built as to allow the filmmaker freedom to manipulate and persuade.	documentary film
What persuasive technique is used by a documentary film when it uses an influential force by using a voice-over?	Voice of God
Filming doesn't take a lot of time (1-3 days); see fruits of your labor sooner.	short film
How many minutes a feature film runs?	40
Use more technology and equipment	full-length film
Scripts run from 80-130 pages.	full-length film
Décor is an example of what phase of the production process?	Producction
All of the following are examples of (Post) Production phase, except_______.	Location
Lighting is an example of what phase of the production process ?	Production
Movie editing is an example of what phase of the production process?	Post Production
A director is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
Principal photography is an example of what phase of the production process?	Production
Storyboard is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-production
Most feature films are between 75 and _____minutes long.	210
Documentary film also known as avant-garde; as the word “experimental” suggests, this type of movie is trying something new and different.	False
More centered on exploring the theme or message from all angles.	full-length film
Which of these is not a characteristic of a documentary film?	an amalgam of ideas forced together by the filmmaker
A costume is an example of what phase of the production process?	Production
What is the main part of the production phase?	Production
The director must be extremely familiar with the screenplay to the point that he knows what and how he wants to shoot the movie, which phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
The Pre-production Meeting is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
It is most widely screened in theaters, broadcast on TV, streamed in the internet, and sold as DVDs and Blu-rays.	Narrative film
Newspaper articles, bank statements, government records, surveillance footage is an example of _________.	Documentation
What persuasive technique is used by a documentary film when the audience is much more likely to listen to an expert witness than a random John Doe from the streets?	Expert witness
A meal for the crew is often the biggest expense to young filmmakers.	True
Promotional Material is an example of what phase of the production process?	Post Production
Which of these describes an experimental film?	not imprisoned character arc, or common sense
Initial Meetings with the Cast is an example of what phase of the production process?	Pre-Production
A camera rolls is an example of what phase of the production process?	Production
For bigger studios, the most expense goes to the star's salary, which is higher than the entire crew's combined.	True
Scripts run from 2 pages to 40 pages	short film
There is time to get to know the characters at their best or worst.	full-length film
A full-length film is an inexpensive way to learn the production process, and gain experience.	False
A _________is an inexpensive way to learn the production process, and gain experience.	Short film
For pre-production to start, producers must commit themselves to a project a ___________.	Screenplay
M2
Audience members merge with them through empathy and identification.	Single main character
Stories with new experiences or exotic locales, very similar to or often paired with the action film genre.	Adventure
Film switches temporarily to another POV whenever the shift augments or refreshes the viewer’s perceptions. What types of POV?	Subsidiary or Alternative POV
A heroic figure character is an example of what genre?	Epic/Historical
A bank robber is an example of what genre?	Crime
Satanic character is an example of what genre?	Horror
A Hoodlum character is an example of what genre?	Crime
It is one of the oldest, most enduring genres with very recognizable plots, elements, and characters.	Western
It is a framework that organizes the telling of events.	Plot
A futuristic technology is an example of what genre?	Science Fiction
It is used in multicamera television studio shooting when a complex drama must be enacted in real time.	Split Page & TV Screenplay format
These two are used for Production and Post-Production, when camera roll starts and during editing.	SPLIT-PAGE or TV SCREENPLAY Format and SPLIT-PAGE WITH THIRD COLUMN Format
It is double-spaced away from scene headings and dialogue.	Body copy
It is outside the dialogue, these should appear in all capitals.	Character names
An open screenplay encourages an active process of search between the cast and their director.	True
It includes action description, mood setting, and stage directions	Body copy
It begins with a flush-left, capitalized scene heading	Scene heading
It allows clear representation of the relationship between images and sound elements.	Split Page & TV Screenplay format
It is used for Production and Post-Production, when camera roll starts and during editing.	SPLIT-PAGE or TV SCREENPLAY Format SPLIT-PAGE WITH THIRD COLUMN Format
Picture is always on the right, sound on the left.	False
An adult film with mature subject content is an example of what genre?	Drama
A military operation scene is an example of what genre	War
It examines patterns of human behavior rather than the idiosyncrasies of individuals.	Storyteller POV
A characters reaching into double figures, and there is no dominant POV.	Multiple characters
Biographical film scene is an example of what genre?	Drama
A Serious, plot-driven presentations, portraying realistic characters, settings, life situations, and stories involving intense character development and interaction.	War
Partnerships involving two equally important POV characters.	Dual main characters
This genre describes various forms of comedy through cinematic history including slapstick, screwball, spoofs and parodies.	Comedy
_______locked up into trying to fulfill a vision that disallows variables, even ones that contribute positively.	Directors
Most fiction starts with a	False(TF????)
Sound column contains only what you would hear – distinction must be clear or the standard is lost.	True
It should be original, well-written, make good use of the cinema.	Screenplay
It is needed for the Pre-Production phase.	SPLIT-PAGE or TV SCREENPLAY Format & SPLIT-PAGE WITH THIRD COLUMN Format
This is what you will be writing.	STANDARD Script Form
It is a camera angle taken from a character’s physical location in the scene.	Point of view
Most films follow the lead of an omniscient literature, and imply POV by involving the audience in the concerns and awareness of whoever is at the center of the work. What types of POV?	Implied POV
A sweeping musical score a sweeping musical score	Epic/Historical
A character becomes a thread in a social fabric, and the film focuses on the patterns that emerge out of group situations.	Multiple characters
The audience enters the main character’s predicament by having to question what is real and what only appearance is. What types of POV?	Fallible POV
The main characters and their issues are established by exposing the audience to the events that put the characters under revealing pressure. What types of POV main character?	Dual main character
A song or choreography is an example of what genre?	Musical dance
Most fiction starts with a __________.	screenplay
Picture column contains only what you would see.	True
Industry standards for layouts are simple and effective.	True
Each scene begins with a flush-left, capitalized scene heading that lists except,	Editing
It also known as TV script format.	Split-page format
The professional screenplay uses few qualifying elements and adverb.	True
________end up conditioned to anticipate particular, hard-edged results.	Readers
It could be done through subject matter, or angle, that makes us see with the alternate character’s eyes and emotions, or it could be achieved through parallel action. What types of POV?	Subsidiary or Alternative POV
Mythic scene is an example of what genre?	Epic/Historical
It includes high energy, big-budget physical stunts and chases, possibly with rescues, battles, fights, escapes, destructive crises.	Action
It tells what happens to the characters after the conflict is resolved	Resolution
A pirate films is an example of what genre?	Adventure
A cowboy character is an example of what genre?	Western
________ seem to be told that they must conform to minutely specified actions and mannerisms.	Actors
Avoid overwriting, because	All of the mentioned
SPLIT-PAGE or TV SCREENPLAY Format is sometimes called a ______________.	television
Split page should be original, well-written, make good use of the cinema.	False
It is sometimes called a television or TV format	Split Page & TV Screenplay format
Each character is typical and stereotyped. What types of character?	Static
It is concerned with collective life and interested in coincidence and irony.	Multiple characters
Terms like ____to or Dissolve to are placed flush right.	cut
It is also called as property.	Screenplay
t allows you to articulate the Observer’s stream of consciousness while following the story.	Third column
Picture is always on the left, sound on the right.	True
Avoid scripts that preach, debate problems, or demonstrate solutions.	True
A disaster films is an example of what genre?	Adventure
It leads to a new inciting moment, a new issue.	Resolution or falling action
It is an irreversible change of consciousness in at least one character.	Beat
Block indented and set between reduced margins left 3.0 inches, right ___ inches.	2.5
It is a single-space and running the width of the page.	Body copy and Stage directions
The tensions are between the characters rather than outside forces chasing them. What types of POV main character?	Dual main character
Block indented and set between reduced margins left ____ inches, right 2.5 inches.	3.0
Picture column contains only what you would hear – distinction must be clear or the standard is lost.	False
A screenplay used only when unavoidable to the script’s making sense.	False
It provides a voice-over narration. What types of POV?	Narrated POV
Actors need the help of their director to find the clues embedded in their character’s words and actions and to breathe life into their characters. What types of character?	Dynamic
A professionally written screenplay consists of the following except	end up conditioned to anticipate particular, hard-edged results
It should embody issues that you find compelling, about subjects you care about – these will give you ideas and energy.	screenplay
M3
What does DP stand for?	Director of Photography
Which of the following preparation that includes physical and psychological traits, social circumstances, special relationships, character’s values and moral stance in?	Givens
Make sketches or take digital photos of each setting and think in terms of its colors.	Production Design
It uses absorbing and sustained dialogue exchanges.	Theatrical film
Which of the following preparation that the character says or does has roots in his or her past?	Backstory and Biography
Amelie is an example of what film?	Theatrical film
Take notes and do the table reading as the first rehearsal, consolidate characters’ formative experiences.	Script
Introduce the project, research and visuals, rehearsal space in which phase of the Pre-Production process?	Initial Meetings with the Cast
The Theatrical film tells its story more through imagery and behavior.	True
The Director shoots a movie in separate chunks in different times, and hardly ever in the same order as in the script.	Film Acting
The entire emotional experience to the other actor and are receptive to all feedback., in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of GIVING AND RECEIVING
This is the creative source of acting, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of CONCENTRATION
It focuses your attention, not on yourself but on the emotions of the other actor, in which the arts of film acting?	The Art of CONCENTRATION
It can present a panoramic view or an extreme close-up.	Film Acting
Monologues can be used for exposition, back story, or for understanding a character’s thoughts.	Stage Acting
Respond appropriately to that emotion, in which the arts of film acting.	the Art of CONCENTRATION
Observe people, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of NOT KNOWING
It is responding to an actor, object, or situation verbally, nonverbally, or physically, in which the arts of film acting,	The Art of RELATING
You need to relate, instead of “act”.	Film Acting
It means finding secondary or background characters – those chosen on appearance and often without audition.	Background casting
Invite back the most promising for________, and use procedures that reveal direct ability.	None of the mentioned
What year were the Sling Blade released?	1996
Which of the following preparation that supports the backstory details implied in the script?	Backstory and Biography
Work one-on-one with actors is an example of	Initial Meeting with the cast
All are the components of character casting, except.	Layout
Which the following preparation that helps invest each with identity and meaning?	Actions
Surrender the “I”, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of ACCEPTANCE
No matter what emotion you feel, as long as it does not injure the other actor, share it and be willing to accept any feedback, in which the arts of film acting,	The Art of GIVING AND RECEIVING
It needs to decide on what emotions to feel and express them during rehearsals.	Stage Acting
It needs to study the script and analyze the character and plan performance.	Stage Acting
To be free from ideas or judgments in your acting, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of NOT KNOWING
It means giving your attention to what you are doing, in which the arts of film acting?	The Art of CONCENTRATION
It is a valuable shot that is intimate, revealing, and fascinating.	Film Acting
It is the creation and organization of the physical world surrounding a film story.	Exploring the Script
How to change the character rhythm?	to make the cast really listen to each other, and use their willpower to act on each other
Sling Blade is an example of what film?	Theatrical film
What does UPM stand for?	Unit Production Manager
Which of the following preparation that the characters trying to get do or accomplished?	Objectives
t allows you to completely believe in both the other actor and the imaginary circumstances without pretending, in which the arts of film acting?	The Art of ACCEPTANCE
It reveals your inner feeling through your eyes and face.	Film Acting
The back row is not so close or personal, and it cannot be reached with quietness.	Stage Acting
In a close-up you have to be not only subtle but real, because the camera sees everything and demands absolute truth.	Film Acting
Eliminate all outside personal ideas, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of NOT KNOWING
Memorize the script by rote without having ideas or emotional experiences, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of KNOWING
Work one-on-one with actors is an example of	Initial Meeting with the cast
Set up a rehearsal schedule in which phase of the Pre-Production process?	Initial Meetings with the Cast
Focus on the thematic purpose is an example of	Initial Meetings with the Cast
Sharing information, clarify the needs of the department, establish deadlines, and work on creating a schedule with consideration for each department’s priorities in which phase of the Pre-Production process?	Initial Meetings with the Cast
Each scene should have its optimal place and function.	True
All the following are part of the tasks in Pre-Production Phase, except	Digital acquisition
It allows you to completely believe in both the other actor and the imaginary circumstances without pretending, in which the arts of film acting?	The Art of ACCEPTANCE
It spends a lot of days rehearsing everything.	Stage Acting
Don’t let your emotions become ideas, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of NOT KNOWING
There is little subtext because dialogue explains the story or the situation or feelings.	Stage Acting
The story is advanced in words.	Stage Acting
One of the examples of Theatrical film is	Sling Blade
It is the process of finding actors, or entertainers, for a particular production	Casting
It needs to rehearse a lot to give a good performance all throughout the run of the play.	Stage Acting
A monologue needs some reasonable motivation.	Stage Acting
The intimacy of the close-up brings the audience into where an actor is and participating in his/her feelings.	Film Acting
It focuses your attention, not on yourself but on the emotions of the other actor, in which the arts of film acting?	The Art of CONCENTRATION
It needs decide on what emotions to feel and express them during rehearsals.	Stage Acting
Observe people, in which the arts of film acting.	The Art of NOT KNOWING

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