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Multiple Choice

Multiple Choice

This activity contains 8 questions.

	The major drawback of the camera obscura was that while it could capture the image, it could not   produce it without over-exposing the film. reduce it. prepare it in a reasonable timeframe. prepare it in an affordable manner. preserve it.

	William Henry Fox Talbot presented a process for fixing negative images on paper coated with light-sensitive chemicals called   lithography. photogenic drawing. linocut. daguerrotype. camera obscura.

	What magazine took a photojournalistic view in 1936 that was heavy on pictures and light on words?   Art & the World People Life Art Forum Time

	A film maker goes through the process of arranging different sequences of a film he or she has shot. This is called   topography. assemblage. editing. mixed media. replacement.

	Cross-cutting is a type of film editing that   pits long shots against extreme close-ups. causes the film to be cut apart, then pieced back together with a new film. forces the editor to cut episodes that occur before the start of the film. causes the camera to move across the scene from one side to another. allows the editor to move back and forth between two separate events.

	In filmmaking, the technique characterized by rounded corners and blurred edges is called an iris shot. It is used to   focus the viewer's attention to the scene in the center. focus on the characters' emotions. make the viewer feel lightheaded. create a sense of panic. None of the answers listed is correct.

	Who introduced wet-plate collodion process?   Alfred Stieglitz Frederick Archer Timothy O'Sullivan Walker Evans D.W. Griffith

	Bill Viola's 10 minute film, The Greeting, was actually filmed in   six weeks. 45 seconds. Brunswick, ME. kinetiscope.

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