The Beginnings of Cinema
Movies & History
Cinematic Devices
The Movie-Making Process
Film Challenges
100

The term movies is short for what?

Moving Pictures

100

The First Motion Picture Unit in Culver City, CA created movies for soldiers that taught what?

Weapon usage and survival techniques

100

This device allows the camera to move up and down in a certain way, and if you have a holster for the camera it can even tilt the camera to where it can go up and down 

Boom/Crane
100

These two phases are usually the longest in the movie-making process.

Pre & Post-Production

100

This film process proved to be too expensive for many companies to use.

Technicolor

200

This was the first color movie, released in 1923.

Toil of the Sea

200

Which famous director made movies in support of Britain's part in WWII?

Alfred Hitchcock

200

This device sets up the context for the scene ahead, it is used to inform the audience where the action will take place

Establishing Shot
200

This step in the process provides the director and camera crew with a visual representation of what the shots should look like.

Storyboard & Shot Lists

200

Many actors were put out of work when this subsection of the film industry became popular.

Talkies

300

This event negatively impacted the film industry.

The Great Depression

300

Which group was convicted of communist activity during the Red Scare?

The Hollywood Ten

300

Wheeled camera that is used in movies or television to have smooth horizontal camera movements

Dolly/Tracking

300

The production phase has only one step in it.

Shooting

300

This popular consumer product led to less people attending the theater.

TV

400

This was the first feature-length film to use synchronized sound.

The Jazz Singer

400

Information, ideas, doctrines or special appeals disseminated to influence the opinion, emotions, attitudes or behavior of a specified group in order to benefit the sponsor.

Propaganda

400

Sound that emanates from the storyworld of the film.

Diegetic Sound

400

The most artistic part of the post-production phase.

Color Grading

400

What organization worked to add moral guidelines to the film industry?

The Motion Picture Association of America and Distributors of America (MPPDA)

500

Charlie Chaplin was a famous actor in which subsection of the film industry?

Silent Films

500

Actors, directors, and producers who were interrogated for Communist activity used this as their defense.

The First Amendment

500

Jurassic Park is known for having one of the best ___ of all time.

Scores

500

Assuming everything goes smoothly, making a movie takes on average this amount of time

2-4 years

500

Because human beings make movies, these will always be present in the creation and viewing of movies.

Social Issues

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