Exam 13: Scriptwriting

Matching (some of) the Nine Prototypical Plot Patterns: -______ Protagonist sets out to achieve a positive goal.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -_______ A short self-contained TV news report, complete with sound bites, reporter narration and associated video footage.

Sponsored documentaries are non-journalistic.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -_______ A dramatic unit similar in TV and film to a sequence.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ A series of scenes joined to create a complete dramatic unit within the story.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ A film term for a preview of coming attractions. A) The A-Plot B) Act C) Antagonist D) ASCAP E) BMI F) The B-Plot G) The C-Plot H) Comparative (Commercial) Format I) Copywriter J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format L) Five "Ws" and How M) Interview (Commercial) Format N) The Inverted Pyramid O) Master Scene Script P) Outcue Q) Package R) Plot Outline S) Promo T) Protagonist U) PSA V) Rundown W) Scene X) Sequence Y) Shooting Script Z) Shot Aa) Sound bites Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format Dd) Sponsored Documentaries Ee) Spot Ff) Storyboard Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format Ii) Trailer Jj) Treatment Kk) WGA

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The development of a basic story idea into a series of dramatic units.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ Commercials that by demonstration, inference or direct claim maintain that their product is superior to their competitor's.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The hero, or lead character, in a drama or comedy.

Matching -______ Ranging from Pollyanna to extremely jaded, the way a character views the world.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ Commercials in which people on the street are asked questions designed to generate positive responses about the sponsor's product.

The basic visual unit in film and television, defined as "the action seen by the camera in one continuous view of the subject without interruption, "is called the scene.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ A format that uses a character, an object, or creature as an ongoing representative of the product/service (eg. the Energizer Bunny). A) The A-Plot B) Act C) Antagonist D) ASCAP E) BMI F) The B-Plot G) The C-Plot H) Comparative (Commercial) Format I) Copywriter J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format L) Five "Ws" and How M) Interview (Commercial) Format N) The Inverted Pyramid O) Master Scene Script P) Outcue Q) Package R) Plot Outline S) Promo T) Protagonist U) PSA V) Rundown W) Scene X) Sequence Y) Shooting Script Z) Shot Aa) Sound bites Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format Dd) Sponsored Documentaries Ee) Spot Ff) Storyboard Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format Ii) Trailer Jj) Treatment Kk) WGA

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -_______ Audio or videotape obtained from interviewing news sources or witnesses to news events. A) The A-Plot B) Act C) Antagonist D) ASCAP E) BMI F) The B-Plot G) The C-Plot H) Comparative (Commercial) Format I) Copywriter J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format L) Five "Ws" and How M) Interview (Commercial) Format N) The Inverted Pyramid O) Master Scene Script P) Outcue Q) Package R) Plot Outline S) Promo T) Protagonist U) PSA V) Rundown W) Scene X) Sequence Y) Shooting Script Z) Shot Aa) Sound bites Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format Dd) Sponsored Documentaries Ee) Spot Ff) Storyboard Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format Ii) Trailer Jj) Treatment Kk) WGA

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ Fashioned like a dramatic script, the product/service becomes the hero, and wins in the end.

Matching (some of) the Nine Prototypical Plot Patterns: -______ Ugly duckling becomes beautiful swan.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -_______ An abbreviated TV news script designed to aid the director in calling shots.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ An industry synonym for a commercial. A) The A-Plot B) Act C) Antagonist D) ASCAP E) BMI F) The B-Plot G) The C-Plot H) Comparative (Commercial) Format I) Copywriter J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format L) Five "Ws" and How M) Interview (Commercial) Format N) The Inverted Pyramid O) Master Scene Script P) Outcue Q) Package R) Plot Outline S) Promo T) Protagonist U) PSA V) Rundown W) Scene X) Sequence Y) Shooting Script Z) Shot Aa) Sound bites Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format Dd) Sponsored Documentaries Ee) Spot Ff) Storyboard Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format Ii) Trailer Jj) Treatment Kk) WGA

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ A master scene script that also includes the director's shots, shot sizes, and angles.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -_______ An announcement used by a TV station to advertise its own programs, personalities or other attributes.