Cinema Final

Question 1

Horror`

Answer 1

Hard lighting, chiaroscuro, blood/gore, long takes, silence, sound effects

Question 2

Western

Answer 2

Long shots, musical themes, anti-hero/vigilante

Question 3

Romance

Answer 3

Plot, characters attempting to impress another

Question 4

drama

Answer 4

Conflict (drug abuse, death, grief)

Question 5

Noir

Answer 5

Black and white, murder, mystery, motivation, backstory, dark makeup, urban cities, femme fatale

Question 6

Genre

Answer 6

Set of films that share characteristics: narrative conventions, stylistic, thematic

Question 7

hybrid genre

Answer 7

fusion of multiple genres (romance and comedy)

Question 8

Subgenre

Answer 8

Follows addition genre conventions

Question 9

Sci-fi hybrid

Answer 9

Dystopian, invasion, exploration, Faustian bargain (deal with the devil)

Question 10

Integrated musical

Answer 10

Breaks out in song and glance

Question 11

Backstage musical

Answer 11

Preoccupied with perusing music

Question 12

Girl Walks Home Alone at Night Genre

Answer 12

Noir, Western, Horror, Romance

Question 13

Talking Heads Documentary

Answer 13

Responding answer of a question, testimonial

Question 14

Voice of authority documentary

Answer 14

A voice narrating what we see on screen

Question 15

Direct cinema/cinema verite documentary

Answer 15

Present the world as it is-reality as it happens, long takes, handheld camera

Question 16

Self reflexive documentary

Answer 16

Camera turns on itself

Question 17

Avant-docs

Answer 17

Pushing technique while conveying information

Question 18

Mockumentary

Answer 18

A mock documentary

Question 19

Titicut folllies style

Answer 19

Direct cinema; shaky camera, doesn’t interfere, long shot

Question 20

Abstract

Answer 20

Abandons human figure, explores idea of filmmaking as painting in motion

Question 21

City symphony

Answer 21

Utopian machine, celebrates human technology, urban spaces, life

Question 22

Structuralist

Answer 22

Explores technical properties of film medium itself

Question 23

Complication film

Answer 23

Reuses existing film footage in new ways, takes existing images out of original context, put together to create new meanings

Question 24

Surrealist

Answer 24

Collect conscious/unconscious, dream imagery, same time as psychoanalysis (Meshes of the Afternoon)

Question 25

Hays Code

Answer 25

What could and could not be shown in the films in the 1934-1968: nudity, gay relationships, interracial marriage, sex, drug use/addiction, suicide

Question 26

Apparatus theory

Answer 26

Dominant ideology shown through technical usage (male gaze, colorism)

Question 27

Encoding/decoding model

Answer 27

What messages are encoded/received. Circular, not linear, dominant, oppositional, and negotiated reading

Question 28

Ideologies in MDB

Answer 28

Disabilities (no point in living), age (she was too old), gender (not supposed to be fighters, how men are supposed to act)

Question 29

Star

Answer 29

Performance and public image

Question 30

Publicity vs. promotion

Answer 30

Publicity is not intentional, promotion is

Question 31

Free agency systems

Answer 31

Contract to a studio for movies/series

Question 32

Fandom

Answer 32

Group of fans attached to media, fan base, or actor

Question 33

Subculture

Answer 33

Small group of fans outside of mainstream

Question 34

First Cinema

Answer 34

Hollywood/classical

Question 35

Second Cinema

Answer 35

International Art Cinema, sophistication, psychologically complex characters, philosophical issues

Question 36

Third Cinema

Answer 36

Films from colonies of Europe, political stance, championed resistance, decolonization (Ex. Cinema Nova in Brazil)

Question 37

Fourth Cinema

Answer 37

Films by indigenous peoples, conflicting identities, struggle between traditional and contemporary values, deconstruct Hollywood stereotypes

Question 38

Italian NeoRealism

Answer 38

Italy after WWII, capture suffering, working class or poor characters played by non-professionals, grainy location shooting

Question 39

Transnational

Answer 39

We categorize films according to nationality. what determines nationality (screenwriter origin, location, story setting, production company