TECHNOLOGIES
REPRESENTATIONS
INSTITUTIONS
LANGUAGES
AUDIENCES
100
name 1 thing you might analyse in a technologies question
Shot types, angles, camera movement, framing, lighting, editing, special effects, sound
100
How can mood be represented in film or TV?
Mise en scene, sound
100
What is the name of the largest animation company in the world
Disney Studios
100
Name 1 thing you might analyse or appraise in mise en scene
Lighting, composition, framing, colour, costume, make up, proxemics, props, set elements
100
Who is the main target audience for Bluey?
Australian kids
200
Why would you use a high angle?
To show inferiority, to show a difference in size, to look down on someone or something
200
What could a sparse desert shot represent about location in a film or TV show?
Isolation, arid/dryness, lack of people/life, not much happening
200
What company is the owner of the Mario franchise?
Nintendo
200
What is the lighting called when the shadows are characters in the film or TV show?
Expressionist
200
What is it called when researchers and analysts divide and study the audience according to age/income etc
Demographics
300
What type of animation is The Lion King?
2D cel animation
300
What does this image represent? Who and how you can tell? Be detailed
Children's bedroom.....
yellow wall - gender neutral
Toys - younger child
Pictures on walls - family
Blue bed - could indicate male child
300
What is the difference between commercial and government TV stations in Australia?
Commercial funded by advertising
Government funded by government - no advertising
300
What does it mean by crowded composition?
Everything in the frame is close together, no room
300
What is the government organisation called who are responsible for classifying films and games in Australia?
The Australian Classification Board
400
What is the animation process called where the animator traces onto real footage?
Rotoscoping
400
What could the colour red represent in film or TV?
Love, jealousy, hate, murder, blood, passion,
400
What is the name of the successful English animation company which started with Wallace and Gromit?
Aardmann
400
What is the rule of thirds - describe.
The rule of thirds is where the space within the frame is divided into 9 even squares. The lines that intersect is where the eye is drawn to and film makers can use these to draw the audiences attention
400
What age group is the audience with the largest discretionary income?
Teenagers 14 to 18
500
if a film maker tracks or dollies and zooms in or out at the same time, what is it called?
Dolly zoom
500
Describe the representation of femininity in this image. Make sure you say how got that meaning?
White costume, blonde hair, feathers in hair, relaxed, surrounded by cakes, pink shoes - upper class, selfish, self centred white/European female
Black costume, tending to the feet of the other, can't see her face, kneeling - subservient role
500
What is the name of the largest national film making place in the world?
Bollywood
500
Describe the mise en scene in this shot and what meaning is created.
Closed framing, crowded composition, beige colours, centred framing, light above the 2 girls, leading lines, uses rule of thirds (in an interesting way), narrowing corridor narrows the view, 2 girls are identical, boy is in a red jacket, riding a bike/trike
500
Who in this room would not watch Fast and The Furious?
Me