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Old-time radio drama could only draw on this to bring their stories to life: a. sound effects b. ... Started by cdr_15	1 Replies 16 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by honnalora
Old radio programs involved the audience in a way that this cannot: a. television b. cable TV ... Started by soccerdreamer_17	1 Replies 20 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Juro
A composition that tells a story through action and dialogue is a/n: a. story b. drama c. play ... Started by fnuegbu	1 Replies 66 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by ryrychapman11
A drama includes: a. a plot b. suspense c. exposition d. both A & B e. A, B & C f. ... Started by s.tung	3 Replies 29 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Dinolord
These provide most of the information and meaning in a scene and describe most of the action: a. ... Started by SO00	1 Replies 5 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Jmfn03
This was one way early radio producers moved the story along was to provide information from a/n ... Started by Kikoku	1 Replies 10 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Meganchabluk
This has the effect of efficiently delivering information that would take much too long to play out ... Started by 09madisonrousseau09	1 Replies 47 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Tonyam972
Each scene of action or dialogue must move this along and reinforce the message: a. story line ... Started by Mr3Hunna	3 Replies 60 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Brummell1998
This is a dramatic term meaning resolution of a conflict: a. conclusion b. plot c. summary d. ... Started by bcretired	1 Replies 48 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Cheesycrackers
A type of conflict that is portrayed frequently in radio commercials is a/the: a. struggle ... Started by burchfield96	1 Replies 12 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by iceage
In drama this is what compels us to keep listening. a. excitement b. conflict c. suspense d. ... Started by tiara099	1 Replies 20 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by raenoj
The process of imparting information is this: a. communication b. exposition c. dialogue d. ... Started by audie	3 Replies 40 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by shaquita
A clumsy recitation of facts which modern writers usually avoid is: a. feather-duster exposition ... Started by ARLKQ	1 Replies 14 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by bookworm410
The dramatic scene can: a. instill listener emotion b. capture attention c. compress time d. ... Started by mp14	1 Replies 29 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by ky860224
The goal of drama is to a. entertain b. inform c. tell an interesting story in a compelling way ... Started by Mollykgkg	1 Replies 9 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by scikid
The goal of news is not so different from drama. a. TRUE b. FALSE ... Started by lunatika	3 Replies 15 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by at
Documentaries seldom contain any dramatic elements a. TRUE b. ... Started by WWatsford	1 Replies 5 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by dlook33
News producers doing long-form reporting frequently record: a. teasers b. music c. wild sound ... Started by Frost2351	1 Replies 10 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Eunice618
This is a vital element of dramatic production: a. believability b. naturalism c. conflict d. ... Started by brutforce	1 Replies 12 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by guyanai
More than loudness, this also includes the way a character would hear sound: a. perspective b. ... Started by geoffrey	3 Replies 15 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Andromeda18
Identify the term for a preproduction idea of what the production will sound like: a. treatise ... Started by bb	1 Replies 13 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by alvinum
In audio, your ears become your: a. mind b. feet c. hands d. eyes e. all of these f. none of ... Started by strangeaffliction	1 Replies 36 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by micaelaswann
This is among the most persuasive and powerful of all methods of communication: a. interpersonal ... Started by abc	1 Replies 45 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by joneynes
Radio writing is a substitute for TV. a. TRUE b. FALSE ... Started by segrsyd	3 Replies 52 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by guyanai
In a way, radio writing is the most personal method of communicationa one-to-one transaction between ... Started by Medesa	1 Replies 194 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by C.mcnichol98