The irony of film music in most narrative films is that the best music follows the principle of _____.

In films such as Breathless, Jean Luc Godard innovated the use of [one1], edits that intentionally create gaps in the action. In doing so, Godard violates the [two2] rule of classical Hollywood editing.

When the dialogue continues uninterrupted over visual cuts of characters having a conversation, this is called _____.

In the midst of the conversation at the restaurant in The Wolf of Wall Street, we see a brief close-up of Matthew McConaughey’s character snorting cocaine. This is called a(n) _____.

Contrary to our perception while watching a film, film sound is the most [1] dimension of the film experience, which, paradoxically, increases its [2].

In many of his films, director Robert Altman used multitrack sound recording to produce unconventional but realistic _____.

In the midst of the conversation at the restaurant in The Wolf of Wall Street, we see a brief close-up of Matthew McConaughey’s character snorting cocaine. This is called a(n) _____.

Contrary to our perception while watching a film, film sound is the most [1] dimension of the film experience, which, paradoxically, increases its [2].

An abandoned, old house in a horror film and the wide, open frontier in a western are examples of how film settings are used to _____.

Investigations of Aplysia have revealed that when sensitization occurs, less neurotransmitter is eventually released onto muscle synapses that control Aplysia’s gill response.