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The same scriptwriter tells you that she frequently uses the two forms of idea-associative montage ... Started by dakota nelson	1 Replies 61 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by vickyvicksss
What are the main differences between thematic and tonal matching criteria? What will be an ideal ... Started by Davideckstein7	1 Replies 83 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by jsm54321
What are the basic elements of sound? a. loudness, attack/decay, pitch, and timbre b. dynamics, ... Started by captainjonesify	3 Replies 109 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by tennis14576
What two factors determine the relative decay of the sound? a. instrument and timbre b. ... Started by maegan_martin	1 Replies 103 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by cadimas
What type of vector best describes a chord (harmonic structure)? a. z-axis vector b. graphic ... Started by abc	1 Replies 149 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by KKcool
What two musical forms represent contrapuntal structures? a. imitation and homophony b. a ... Started by asan beg	1 Replies 51 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by diana chang
Which of the examples listed represents thematic matching? a. football game and rock music b. ... Started by imowrer	3 Replies 77 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by fur
A melody forms a vertical vector. Indicate whether the statement is true or ... Started by neverstopbelieb	1 Replies 37 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by mcarey591
Timbre helps us distinguish among different instruments playing the same note. Indicate whether ... Started by karen	1 Replies 61 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Jane
Polyphonic structures have one dominant melody that is backed by chords. Indicate whether the ... Started by WWatsford	1 Replies 66 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Kingjoffery
A canon is a polyphonic structure. Indicate whether the statement is true or ... Started by corkyiscool3328	3 Replies 238 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by maaaaaaaaaa
In a fugue the same theme can appear in different voices. Indicate whether the statement is true ... Started by 123654777	1 Replies 80 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by JCABRERA33
The ominous sounds permeating the dialogue in crime shows are a form of geographical matching. ... Started by luvbio	1 Replies 53 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by ASDFGJLO
What are the major advantages and disadvantages of instantaneous editing versus postproduction ... Started by Engineer	1 Replies 62 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by rekilledagain
What are the major criteria of continuity editing? What will be an ideal ... Started by chandani	3 Replies 79 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Joy Chen
How, if at all, do index vectors define off-screen space? Give examples What will be an ideal ... Started by EY67	1 Replies 42 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by jointhecircus
The director says that two successive z-axis index vectors will be interpreted by the viewer as ... Started by drink	1 Replies 44 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by C.mcnichol98
Should we be so concerned with maintaining screen positions or the direction of index vectors in ... Started by NClaborn	1 Replies 47 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by cat123
What are the most useful cutaways? Why? What will be an ideal ... Started by jerry coleman	3 Replies 34 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by stano32
Why must environmental sounds be continuous even if the scene is shot at the same location over a ... Started by tiffannnnyyyyyy	1 Replies 58 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by tofugiraffe
What is instantaneous editing? a. editing that is done when under time pressure b. sequencing ... Started by rl	1 Replies 133 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Anonymous
What is the primary aesthetic function of continuity editing? a. the maintaining of a mental map ... Started by ssal	1 Replies 60 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by mk6555
How can we best establish continuity from an index vector in shot 1 to a target object in shot 2? ... Started by P68T	3 Replies 86 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by owenfalvey
What is the major role of the index vector line in proper over-the-shoulder shooting? a. it ... Started by jparksx	1 Replies 63 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by bitingbit
What happens to a motion vector when you cut between cameras that are placed on opposite sides of ... Started by shofmannx20	1 Replies 125 Views	Aug 11, 2018 by Anonymous