The object in the frame that is most clearly defined by the camera lens is called the _____ of a shot.

The arrangement and movement of the workers as they enter the factory in Fritz Lang’s Metropolis is an example of _________.

In a clip viewed in class, after we see Buster Keaton sliding down a clothesline from one building to another, the next shot shows him climbing through a window from inside a building. This is an example of a(n) _____.

Films don’t only show the visual truth of people and places realistically. Through the power of cinematography, films also influence the meaning of those people and places by _____ reality.

In Do the Right Thing, while Mookie wears a Michael Jordan jersey, the white man who scuffs Buggin’ Out’s sneakers wears a Larry Bird shirt. What TWO functions do these costumes serve?

Films don’t only show the visual truth of people and places realistically. Through the power of cinematography, films also influence the meaning of those people and places by _____ reality.

In an editing pattern used throughout Rear Window, shots of the neighbors’ apartments from Jeff’s POV are often followed by objective _____ that guide how we are to feel about the previous shots.

Regarding sound, films that target particular audiences (e.g., The Big Chill and Sixteen Candles) often incorporate _____ to enhance that audience’s identification with the film’s characters and events.

When Peter’s neighbor shouts through the wall in the clip from Office Space, what kind of sound technique is this?

Regarding sound, films that target particular audiences (e.g., The Big Chill and Sixteen Candles) often incorporate _____ to enhance that audience’s identification with the film’s characters and events.