Question 1

Matching :
-______ Business that conveys characters and objects into new visual combinations to aid in picturization.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 2

Murder, She Wrote and Law and Order are examples of the use of as the major dramatic value.

Accepted Answer

A)  ideas 
B)  spectacle 
C)  language 
D)  character 
E)  plot 
A)  ideas 
B)  spectacle 
C)  language 
D)  character 
E)  plot

Question 3

Tempo is the rate at which rhythms occur.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Matching :
-______ The element of dramatic structure that the director favors over all others in the script.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 5

The talent in the left foreground provides asymmetric balance for this shot.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Matching :
-______ A major dramatic value that focuses directorial efforts on development of the story line elements of the script.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 7

Matching :
-______ Used to set the location and era of a story.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 8

Matching :
-______ Business that helps establish unique character traits.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 9

Matching :
-______ Business that directly moves the plot along.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 10

Matching :
-______ Business that helps establish locale and circumstances.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 11

Matching :
-______ A major dramatic value that focuses directorial efforts on the development of characters in the script.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 12

Matching :
-______ "Actions without words" used to convey story information.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 13

Story movement is "business."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Matching :
-______ Directorial techniques and tools not available to the stage director - those unique to film and television.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question 15

The only major dramatic value in Hamlet is language.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Matching :
-______ Compositional balance "Weight against weight" in a picture.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement 
A)  Asymmetrical Balance 
B)  Background (scenes of) 
C)  Background Movement 
D)  Business 
E)  Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Matching : -______ Business that conveys characters and objects into new visual combinations to aid in picturization.

Murder, She Wrote and Law and Order are examples of the use of as the major dramatic value.

Tempo is the rate at which rhythms occur.

Matching : -______ The element of dramatic structure that the director favors over all others in the script.

The talent in the left foreground provides asymmetric balance for this shot.

Matching : -______ A major dramatic value that focuses directorial efforts on development of the story line elements of the script.

Matching : -______ Used to set the location and era of a story.

Matching : -______ Business that helps establish unique character traits.

Matching : -______ Business that directly moves the plot along.

Matching : -______ Business that helps establish locale and circumstances.

Matching : -______ A major dramatic value that focuses directorial efforts on the development of characters in the script.

Matching : -______ "Actions without words" used to convey story information.

Story movement is "business."

Matching : -______ Directorial techniques and tools not available to the stage director - those unique to film and television.

The only major dramatic value in Hamlet is language.

Matching : -______ Compositional balance "Weight against weight" in a picture.

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Exam 15: Directing I: Aesthetics

Matching : -______ Business that conveys characters and objects into new visual combinations to aid in picturization.

Murder, She Wrote and Law and Order are examples of the use of as the major dramatic value.

Tempo is the rate at which rhythms occur.

Matching : -______ The element of dramatic structure that the director favors over all others in the script.

The talent in the left foreground provides asymmetric balance for this shot.

Matching : -______ A major dramatic value that focuses directorial efforts on development of the story line elements of the script.

Matching : -______ Used to set the location and era of a story.

Matching : -______ Business that helps establish unique character traits.

Matching : -______ Business that directly moves the plot along.

Matching : -______ Business that helps establish locale and circumstances.

Matching : -______ A major dramatic value that focuses directorial efforts on the development of characters in the script.

Matching : -______ "Actions without words" used to convey story information.

Story movement is "business."

Matching : -______ Directorial techniques and tools not available to the stage director - those unique to film and television.

The only major dramatic value in Hamlet is language.

Matching : -______ Compositional balance "Weight against weight" in a picture.

The T.V Camera

Camera Lenses and Imaging Systems

Camera Mounts, Camera Operation and Floor Managing

Fundamentals of Composition

Lighting Techniques and Equipment

Audio

Production Switchers and Special Effects

T.V Graphics

Video Recording

Editing: Technology and Techniques

Field Production

Tv Performance

Scriptwriting

Production Design

Directing II: Techniques

Producing

An Overview and Tour

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