University of Central Florida

FIL 1000

Quiz 3

1)Which of the following was NOT shown repeatedly in High Noon to maintain suspense and propel the narrative forward?

2. The foundation of the film score is_______, which was originally developed for the opera by composer Richard Wagner.
3. _______refers to sounds recorded out of sync during shooting and synchronized later, a technique made famous by Italian directors like Fellini. ________refers to sound effects created and dubbed in after shooting is completed, for example the recording of the melons being stabbed for Psycho.
4. According to the online readings, which of the following is a shared characteristic of High Noon and The Thing From Another World?

5. The first theatrical narrative feature film to incorporate synchronized sound into the telling of its story was:  

6. “Source” music is non diegetic sound.

7. The clip from M shown in class in which Elsie Beckmann’s mother calls her for dinner was used as an example of:

8. __________refers to the recording of a location’s ambient tones in order to allow for naturalistic sound after dubbing in dialogue or sound effects in post production.
9. The most basic unit of film grammar is:

10. Diegetic sounds are those that _______________,while non- diegetic sounds have no basis in reality of the story.
11. Composer Dmitri Tiomkin used a __________ to create the extra terrestrial sounds of the sci fi cult classic Thing From Another World.

12. Serve to provoke a specific thought in the viewer.