Film, Radio, TV Modules 13 - 14 Test

Film, Radio, TV Modules 13 - 14


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	1		You see a person looks at his watch in a film, and then you see a cut to closeup of the watch where you can clearly see the time. The latter is a

			cutaway shot parallel shot insert shot dolly shot transition shot


	2		The type camera movement that is similar to a zoom is a

			truck pan dolly lateral move tilt


	3		A high-angle shot can be referred to as a

			boom shot jib shot crane shot all of the above are true none of the above is true


	4		A subjective camera shot

			often shows what the character sees often moves in a walking or running motion while following a character is typically a handheld camera shot that all of the above are correct none of the above is correct


	5		A canted shot is the same as a

			high-angle shot pan shot zoom shot boom shot Dutch angle


	6		During a dramatic scene showing a famous pianist doing a difficult piece the camera cuts to a shot of several attentive audience members. This type of shot is referred to as a

			insert shot parallel shot cutaway shot subjective shot bridge shot


	7		The film budget category that generally relates to the performing and producing elements: talent, script, music, office services, etc., is called

			above-the-line editing post-production below-the-line craft expenses

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