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Q: gaffer
A: The person who handles the lighting. The 'electrician' of the film.
Q: filters
A: Pieces of glass/plastic that are placed in front of the camera lens to distort the quality of the light and move the image
Q: lenses
A: transparent(glass, plastic, etc.) light ray are refracted so they connverge or diverge from the photographic image
Film Terminology II
1/26/2011
Q: alquilar
A: to rent
Q: el amor
A: love
Q: arrestar
A: to arrest
realidades 2 capitulo 6b
2/13/2011
Q: Dynamic Character
A: A character who grows, learns, or changes as a result of the story's action
Q: Flat Character
A: this character seems to possess only one or two personality traits - little or no background is revealed
Q: Zoom Lens
A: A camera lens of variable focal length that allows the camera to photograph from wide-angle to telephoto range in the same shot.
Film Studies Test
1/14/2011
Quizzes
Q: tragedy
A: a literary work dealing with very serious and important themes, in which a tragic hero meets destruction usually through some personal weakness or flaw
Q: hubris
A: list of characters
Q: hamartia
A: tragedy evokes pity and fear and produces in the spectator a purgation (cleansing) of these emotions.
Greek Tragedy-Literary Terms
2/19/2011
Q: Alliteration
A: The repetition of the same sounds at the beginning of words. Ex: "Oh he's the Courageous Captain of Compliments..."
Q: Aside
A: A figure of speech in which human qualities are attributed to an animal, object, or idea. Ex: "the heel of limping winter"
Q: Chorus
A: One actor who serves as a narrator and sets the stage. In Shakespeare plays, he might wear a black cloak.
Elements of Drama
12/25/2010
Q: Play
A: How conflict is resolved
Q: Conflict
A: The principal character in opposition to the protagonist or hero of a narrative or drama
Q: Climax
A: refers to a personality trait of a main character that leads to his or her downfall
Elements of Literature
2/14/2011
Q: Theatron
A: Brother of Jocasta
Q: Orchestra
A: circular dancing place where actors and chorus preformed
Q: skene
A: What did Oedipus's birth parents pierce his feet with?
Oedipus and Greek Tragedy
1/19/2011