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Question 1

Synchronous

Answer 1

Refers to visible sound, sound and image match

Question 2

Nonsynchronous

Answer 2

Sound detached from its image

Question 3

Diegetic

Answer 3

Sounds that the character can hear

Question 4

Nondiegetic

Answer 4

Sounds that the character can not hear

Question 5

Silence

Answer 5

The complete absence of sound, usually ghostly and unnatural

Question 6

Natural Sound

Answer 6

Whispers are easily picked up by microphones

Question 7

Editing definition physically joins what together?

Answer 7

One shot to another

Question 8

What does editing definition give a film ?

Answer 8

Meaning through the shots are joined

Question 9

Editing definition forms what?

Answer 9

Its own language structure

Question 10

Wipe

Answer 10

Pushing one image off the screen while replacing it with another, indicates the change of location

Question 11

Matching Action

Answer 11

Cuts from one shot to another view that matches the first’s shot actions

Question 12

One character is shown looking at another character

Answer 12

Shot reverse shot

Question 13

180 degree rule

Answer 13

What’s right become left and vice versa

Question 14

Classic editing theory

Answer 14

Aims to provide smooth transitions between shots

Question 15

Realist editing theory

Answer 15

Commonly uses lengthy shots

Question 16

Formalism editing theory

Answer 16

Often manipulates plot to establish a theme

Question 17

When was the first jazz singer introduced?

Answer 17

1927

Question 18

What year did the “talkies” become universal?

Answer 18

1930

Question 19

What is Foley work?

Answer 19

It re- creates the sound a character makes

Question 20

what is ADR?

Answer 20

Automated dialogue replacement