Narratives
The film Human Capital features this type of narrative.
What is a formalistic narrative?
This person oversees camera set-ups.
What is a Director of Photography or Cinematographer?
Not something that a director typically does, this is the primary role of a producer.
What is finance a film?
This is a film idea typically presented at a studio meeting.
What is a pitch?
He directed Jaws.
Who is Steven Spielberg?
During this phase a film is scored.
What is post-production?
Fast-talking witty banter, mistaken identities, and slapstick are a part of this genre.
What is the Screwball Comedy?
This is the most intense part of a classical Hollywood narrative.
What is the climax?
This person makes sure there is continuity between shots.
What is a Script Supervisor?
Producers will typically hire one of these to establish the overall "vision" of a film.
What is a director?
This is the narrative that actually happens in a film.
What is the plot?
Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement directed this film shown in class.
What is What We Do in the Shadows?
Sound is monitored during this phase.
What is production?
What's Up Doc? would be an example of this genre.
What is a Screwball Comedy?
These types of films typically don't tell a story and are often not written out in advance.
What is an Avant Garde film?
A great entry level job, this person takes care of actors, directors and other on-set needs.
What is a Production Assistant?
Lillian Gish and Lionel Barrymore were actors from which period in film history?
What is the silent era or 1910s-1920s?
This term refers to a primary character with a goal.
What is a protagonist?
Tom DiCillo directed this film.
What is Living in Oblivion?
A shooting schedule is established during this phase.
What is pre-production?
This genre was popular in the 1940s and 50s and featured crime, cities, and femme fatales.
What is Film Noir?
These types of narratives are typically favored by directors such as Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan who tend to scramble chronology.
What is a formalistic narrative?
Such as Wanda in Living in Oblivion, this person keeps track of the shooting schedule.
What is an Assistant Director?
The Hollywood "star system" featuring such actors as Bette Davis and Humphrey Bogart existed primarily in these two decades.
What are the 1930s and 40s?
This is the underlying central concern or message of a film.
What is the theme?
Peter Bogdanovich directed this film screened in class.
What is What's Up Doc?
Special effects are typically created during this phase.
What is post-production?
This film movement explored life after World War 2 in a European country.
What is Italian Neorealism?
This is the correct order of a classical Hollywood narrative.
What is exposition, conflicts (rising action), climax, resolution?
This person is a head electrician supervising lighting on a film set
What is a gaffer?
He directed and produced a film where the "actor" slept for 5+ hours.
Who is Andy Warhol?
This is the average length of a screenplay.
What is 110 pages?
He directed Human Capital.
Who is Paolo Virzi?
Storyboards are created during this phase.
What is pre-production?
This style of filmmaking includes ambiguous endings and an almost sloppy visual look.
What is French New Wave?