Old Vs New Hollywood Context Flashcards

1
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What era is referred to as Classic Hollywood?

A

The era from the 1920s to the 1960s.

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What is a defining characteristic of Classic Hollywood films?

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The use of the studio system and strict genre conventions.

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True or False: New Hollywood emerged in the late 1960s.

A

True.

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Which filmmaking approach is associated with New Hollywood?

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A focus on author-driven narratives and more experimental techniques.

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Fill in the blank: Classic Hollywood often relied on _____ for storytelling.

A

Linear narratives.

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6
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What significant social changes influenced New Hollywood?

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The counterculture movements and changing audience demographics.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of Classic Hollywood? A) Star power B) Studio control C) Independent filmmaking

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C) Independent filmmaking.

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What role did directors play in New Hollywood compared to Classic Hollywood?

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Directors had more creative control and were seen as auteurs.

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True or False: Classic Hollywood films typically had ambiguous endings.

A

False.

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Fill in the blank: New Hollywood films often addressed _____ themes.

A

Socially relevant.

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What was a common production style in Classic Hollywood?

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Highly polished and formulaic productions.

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12
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Which demographic was primarily targeted by Classic Hollywood films?

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Middle-class audiences.

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13
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Multiple Choice: New Hollywood filmmakers often drew inspiration from which movement? A) The French New Wave B) The Silent Film Era C) The Golden Age of Musicals

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A) The French New Wave.

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What was a major technological advancement that influenced New Hollywood?

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The introduction of portable cameras and sound equipment.

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True or False: Classic Hollywood emphasized the star system as a marketing tool.

A

True.

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16
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Fill in the blank: In New Hollywood, films often featured _____ narratives that challenged traditional storytelling.

A

Non-linear.

17
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What type of endings were common in New Hollywood films?

A

Ambiguous or open-ended.

18
Q

Which major event in the 1960s significantly impacted the film industry?

A

The decline of the studio system.

19
Q

Multiple Choice: What was a common theme in Classic Hollywood films? A) Anti-establishment B) Romance C) Existentialism

A

B) Romance.

20
Q

What type of characters were typically found in New Hollywood films?

A

Complex and flawed characters.

21
Q

True or False: The Classic Hollywood era was characterized by low-budget independent films.

22
Q

Fill in the blank: New Hollywood filmmakers often sought to _____ audience expectations.

23
Q

What was the impact of the MPAA rating system on New Hollywood?

A

It allowed filmmakers more freedom regarding content.

24
Q

Multiple Choice: Which of the following directors is NOT associated with New Hollywood? A) Martin Scorsese B) Alfred Hitchcock C) Francis Ford Coppola

A

B) Alfred Hitchcock.

25
Q

What genre saw a significant transformation during the New Hollywood era?

A

The crime genre.

26
Q

True or False: Classic Hollywood films typically featured a clear distinction between heroes and villains.