Shots
Framing
Genres & Motifs
Production Design
Miscellaneous
100
What shot should you use if you want to show great detail, emotion, or emphasize a specific feature (eyes, mouth, gun trigger, etc)?
Extreme close up
100
If there are two people in a shot, what is the framing called?
Two shot
100
Category of artistic composition characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter
Genre
100
What does CGI stand for in production design?
Computer generated imaging
100
The art of making motion pictures is called ____?
Cinematography
200
This scene from Guardians of the Galaxy is an example of what kind of shot?
Full shot
200
What kind of framing is this scene from Braveheart?
Crowd shot
200
What kind of genre would you say the following visual elements belong to?
Abandoned barn, rusty shovel, fog
Horror/suspense/thriller
200
Name at least one responsibility that falls on the production designer in cinematography.
Sets/backgrounds
Costumes
Lighting
Makeup
Location scouting
Camera equipment selection
Budgeting for CGI
200
What is the name of a shot/framing that is the same as an extreme close up but without the emotion?
Insert shot
300
What kind of shot is seen here (from Fight Club)?
Cowboy shot/medium wide shot
300
What kind of framing is this scene from Kill Bill?
Point of view framing
300
Name the motif in Silence of the Lambs that we discussed in class AND at least one visual element in the film that supports that motif.
Motif: Americana
Visual elements: American flags, eagle statues, colors on the film's promo poster
300
This is a screencap from a pivotal scene in the last Harry Potter movie. An epic battle has just taken place at Hogwarts. Name two visual elements you see in the scene that contribute to the overall dramatic and tense mood of the scene. 
Muted/blue green color scheme
Rubble on the ground
Crowd wearing all black
Blood on Neville's face
Etc.
300
What is the most common type of camera shot to use in film?
Medium shot
400
What shot establishes location and characters’ physical relationships to each other in the scene?
Master shot
400
If there is a limited presence of another character in a scene with otherwise only one person, it is called a ______________?
Example from Stranger Things:
Dirty single
400
What is the difference between motifs and metaphors?
Motif: symbol that recurs in a story
Metaphor: symbol that only happens once
400
Imagine you are a set designer and you need to create a set of a millionaire's bathroom for a drama film. The character has a very fancy house. Describe, in detail, 2 props that you would include for the set design.
*I will accept any answer as long as it is:
1. Descriptive
2. Fits the mood/genre
2. Fulfills what the question is asking
400
At approximately what percent of a film does the dark night of the soul beat occur?
75%
500
Name one scenario in which it would be appropriate to use an establishing shot.
Establish geography, time of day, scale of subjects in relation to environment
Transition between scenes
Opening film scene
500
A type of framing that gives you perspective from both sides and creates viewer inclusion
Over the shoulder
500
What are the three requirements of a motif?
Must support the theme of a story
Must recur throughout the narrative
Must enhance the storyline
500
Name at least one reason that we discussed in class on why production design is important.
Sets the mood for the scene
Reflects the state of a character
Articulates a story’s themes
500
What is the name of Blake Snyder's 2005 book that became the most influential book in screenwriting?
Save The Cat! The Last Book on Screenwriting That You’ll Ever Need