God of Love
What magical item does Raymond use to make people fall in love?
Darts
How old was Libby when her family realized she was deaf?
Three years old.
What object does Nathan use to capture the shadows/final moments of dying people?
A special camera.
Which camera angle shoots a character from below to make them look powerful or intimidating?
Low angle shot.
Which camera shot frames a character from the mid-thigh up, famously named after classic Western films?
Cowboy shot.
What is Raymond's main hobby or talent besides his love-arrow abilities?
Lounge singing (or playing the saxophone / bowling).
What are the names of Libby's parents and siblings?
Sue (mom)
Paul (Dad not biological)
Seb ( Brother)
Pip (Sister)
What is the name of Nathan's underworld boss or supervisor?
The Collector of Shadows
What camera shot shows a character from the waist up and is common for everyday conversations?
Medium shot.
What type of shot shows a character’s entire body from head to toe, leaving plenty of room to see their surrounding environment?
Long shot (or Full shot).
Who is the woman Raymond is obsessively in love with?
Kelly
What type of school does Libby’s mother insist on sending her to at the end?
A mainstream (or standard / non-deaf) school.
What goal is Nathan working toward by collecting shadow moments? And how many does he need?
Buying back his own life / returning to the living, but collecting 10,000 shadows.
According to the Rule of Thirds, where should you place the most important subject in a frame?
Along the grid lines or at their intersection points
f an actor is placed in the main focal point of a shot between the object closest to the camera and the far background, what depth zone are they in?
Middleground.
What major choice does Raymond make at the end regarding his love darts? Who does he use the darts on?
He throws a dart a Fozzie to allow love to grow with Kelly and Fozzie.
In the final scene, how do Libby and Joanne communicate across the schoolyard fence? What do they say?
Through sign language (saying "I love you").
What tragic realization does Nathan discover about Sarah when he finally sees her in the present?
She is in love with someone else, Daniel (or another soldier).
hat type of shot zooms in very close to show intense emotion, like a subject's eyes or hands?
Close-up (or Extreme Close-Up).
What composition technique divides the screen into four equal rectangles to direct where a character or object is placed?
Quadrant framing.
How many women and men does Raymond stab with darts when trying to get over his date with Kelly?
9 women and 1 man named Trevor.
Who did Libby inherit her inability to hear from?
Her grandfather on her biological father's side.
In what year do Nathan and Sarah both die at the end of the film, and what is their cause of death?
Nathan- 1917, shot to death
Sarah -- 1997 old age
What is it called when the frame has two actors in it and no one else?
A two-shot.
What is the term for how a director arranges and moves actors within a scene relative to the camera and props?
Blocking (or staging).