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Introduction to Cinema MCQs: 87 Questions & Answers in Faculty

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Introduction to Cinema MCQs: 87 Questions & Answers in Faculty

“2001 A Space Odyssey” is directed by………………………….

Edison is considered the father of movie studio. His studio was known as ………….

Father of African Cinema

Who directed Drishyam?

Jib arm is a/an……………………….

The life of Eskimos is pictured by Robert Flaherty in his classical documentary ……

Bert Haanstra’s classic documentary........................ documents Holland’s struggle against the sea

Adoor Gopalakrishnan’s authorized biography “A Life in Cinema” is written by

The first event in his first film was a close-up of a razor slicing the human eye ball. Who is this Spanish surrealist film author?

Who among the following film makers created one of the world cinema’s most comic characters, Mr. Hulot?

An establishing shot is………………..

Which of the following is an ideal device on which camera can be mounted for taking various kinds of dynamic shots?

The Blue Angel, a Marlene Dietrich film is directed by…………………..

Which of the following is a Buster Keaton movie?

The first movie theatre was opened to the paying public on 28th December 1895 by Lumiere brothers in the basement room of the Grand Café in ……………………..

The horizontal movement of the camera is called……………………..

…………………………….is a trial performance of talents to assess their ability to act.

“Kino-Pravda”, a newsreel of unstaged shots is produced by…………………..

Which is the film production company launched jointly by Griffith, Chalpin, Mary Pickford and Doughlas Fairbanks?

………………….was the first film maker who introduced parallel action editing (cross-cut) to heighten the anxiety of the audience.

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