Matching
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Match each item with the correct term below a. | This person is the head electrician, and is in charge of
all of the lighting personnel. | b. | This individual assists the producer with
numerous post production activities such as lab work, dubbing, and special
effects. | c. | This person is responsible for the entire creative end of the film, and ultimately
responsible for the success or failure of the film. | d. | This person’s job is to turn the
director’s dreams into reality, and is frequently responsible for breaking down the shooting
script for a shooting schedule. | e. | This person is frequently in charge of shooting
“we the people scenes,” and often assigned to film battle sequences and stunt sequences
where extras or stunt people are used instead of those scenes where the primary actors are
involved. | f. | This person is responsible for actually aiming the camera while making sure that
everything and everyone remains within the frame and in focus. | g. | This person
sometimes is called the director of photography, and is responsible for doing everything from
measuring the light to lining up a shot and determining the best camera
angles. |
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director
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cinematographer
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camera operator
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first assistant director
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gaffer
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second assistant director
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associate producer
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Match each item with the correct term below a. | This term refers to the act of moving the camera to the right or to the
left. | b. | This term refers to the act of moving the camera closer to or further away from the
subject. | c. | This person translates the production designer’s ideas and sketches into
blueprints for the construction crew. | d. | This person is in charge of obtaining and
preparing any object that an actor comes into contact with during a film. | e. | This term refers to
the act of moving the camera up and down. |
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zoom
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pan
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property master
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set designer
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tilt
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Match each item with the correct statement below a. | This person is responsible for recordng the dialogue and ambient noise of a
scene. | b. | This person’s job is to insert the composer’s pre-recorded score into the
sound track. | c. | This individual is responsible for the appearance of the actors’
wardrobes. | d. | This person is responsible for everything from purchasing or renting costumes for the
actors to making certain that these garments have been altered. | e. | This individual is
responsible for the appearance of all of the movie’s sets, locations, and costumes - and
usually has a background in scenic design or architecture. | f. | This title is given
to people who work for little or no money in the hopes of working their way up the ladder; they agree
to take on these entry level positions even though it means they will be assigned all sorts of menial
tasks. | g. | This person selects all the decorations that will be used in a scene - including
everything from furniture to carpeting to the drapes on the windows. |
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production designer
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sound mixer
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production assistant
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costume designer
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music editor
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costumer
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set decorator
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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The person who assists the producer with numerous post production activities
such as lab work, dubbing, and special effects is called
a. | the first assistant director. | b. | a glutton for punishment. | c. | the second assistant
director. | d. | the associate producer. |
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This person’s job is to turn the director’s dreams into reality, and
is frequently responsible for breaking down the shooting script for a shooting schedule.
a. | cinematographer | b. | second assistant director | c. | script
supervisor | d. | always lived in small family units. | e. | first assistant
director |
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This person is frequently in charge of shooting “we the people
scenes” - often, is assigned to film battle sequences and stunt sequences where extras or stunt
people are used instead of those scenes where the primary actors are involved.
a. | second assistant director | b. | cinematographer | c. | script
supervisor | d. | first assistant director |
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This person is responsible for actually aiming the camera while making sure that
everything and everyone remains within the frame and within focus.
a. | camera operator | b. | cinematographer | c. | second assistant
director | d. | all of the above |
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This person is sometimes called the director of photography, and is responsible
for doing everything from measuring the light to lining up a shot and determining the best camera
angles.
a. | camera operator | b. | first assistant director | c. | cinematographer | d. | none of the
above |
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This term refers to the act of moving the camera to the left or to the
right.
a. | freeze frame | b. | zoom | c. | tilt | d. | pan |
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This term refers to the act of moving the camera in closer to or further away
from the subject.
a. | pan | b. | zoom | c. | tilt | d. | freeze frame |
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This term refers to the act of moving the camera up and down.
a. | zoom | b. | pan | c. | freeze
frame | d. | tilt |
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The individual who is responsible for everything from purchasing or
renting costumes for the actors to making certain that these garments have been altered is the
a. | key grip. | b. | costumer. | c. | dresser. | d. | costume
designer. |
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The person responsible for the appearance of the actors’ wardrobes is the
a. | dresser. | b. | assistant to the actor. | c. | costumer. | d. | costume
designer. |
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The title given to individuals who work for little or no money in the hopes of
working their way up the ladder - and often agree to take on these entry level positions even though
it means that they will be assigned all sorts of meial tasks - is
a. | production assistant. | b. | stupid. | c. | serf. | d. | best boy. |
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The person who selects all of the decorations that will be used in a scene -
including everything from furniture to carpeting to the drapes on the windows - is
a. | set decorator. | b. | production designer. | c. | key
grip. | d. | Martha Stewart wannabe. |
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Casting directors are responsible for deciding who gets the right to audition
for the producer and director of the film.
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The script supervisor is the person in charge of continuity.
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The gaffer’s assistant is called the key grip.
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The Best Boy is in charge of all the people who move anything (cameras, scenery,
lights, etc.).
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Special effects tend to fall into four broad categories: optical, physical,
animated, and computerized.
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Special effects is the art of making the dangerous, magical, expensive, or
physically impossible seem perfectly believable.
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