Final

Question 1

gig economy

Answer 1

a labor market that relies on temporary and part-time positions filled by independent contractors and freelancers

flexible, independent, no security

Question 2

Film festival market

Answer 2

geared toward the best of the best films that producers and sale agents will then purchase and promotes

distribution circuit for films that may not be seen otherwise

Question 3

Institution

Answer 3

established organization devoted to a single purpose

Question 4

Business Festival

Answer 4

big budgets, major corporate sponsors, major competition, always expanding

Question 5

Audience Festival

Answer 5

low budget, limited sponsors, small staff and selection, small venues
no industry function/international
local or regional audiences

Question 6

Critic-oriented festivals

Answer 6

ex. New York Film Festival

introduces films to film critics

Question 7

Prestige festival

Answer 7

part of proliferation in art pirizes.

winners of these awards earn prestige

Question 8

Festival Programmer

Answer 8

select films that will show at the festival. sometimes by submission (have to sort through 1000s) or invitation

Question 9

Festival Jury

Answer 9

a group of filmmakers, actors, and critics judge films in a competition

Question 10

Film markets

Answer 10

organized meeting places between distributors and production companies or sales agents

Question 11

Documentary Ethics

Answer 11

the study and deliberation of the proper relation of documentary makers to the people they film, and well as to the viewers

consent is key
responsibility to the viewer to be truthful of every truth

Question 12

art cinema

Answer 12

cinemas that show foreign films

Question 13

Cultural imperialism

Answer 13

the loss of local or national culture in face of a richer or more powerful national culture

Question 14

film policy

Answer 14

any governmental action to encourage national or local cinema

Question 15

Media policy

Answer 15

any governmental action to encourage national or local television and streaming platforms

Question 16

Film/media quota

Answer 16

limit to number of foreign films/shows that screen.

some places have a quota for their domestic content

Question 17

tax incentives

Answer 17

reduce tax bills for Hollywood or foreign film production companies to shoot in a given country.

Question 18

Capital Freeze

Answer 18

Countries limit the amount of money films or media companies can take out

Question 19

Subsidy

Answer 19

governments pay film/media makers to produce national or regional content

Question 20

Coproduction

Answer 20

allows national governments to trade support for other cinemas

good for smaller, poorer countries.

Question 21

Cultural mode of production

Answer 21

Thomas Elsaesser

films made with government support

Question 22

industrial mode of production

Answer 22

private companies & the market decide what gets made

Question 23

state mode of production

Answer 23

the government runs film companies

Question 24

Stereotype

Answer 24

flattening of characters into a few shorthand traits

Question 25

Repertory cinema

Answer 25

shows older films

Question 26

above the line

Answer 26

directors, executive producers, screenwriters, casting directors, and principal cast

top-credited roles

Question 27

below the line

Answer 27

every position but director, executive producer, screenwriter, casting director, and principal cast

Question 28

Media effects model

Answer 28

cognition, belief, attitude, affect, physiology, and behavior are all individual-level media effects

study how the media exert and influence on one or more of these 6 types