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The Lemiére Brothers' first camera, the cinematographé, also doubled as
A projector
Mark Cousins' thesis in The Story of Film is that cinema, as an art form, is driven by what?
Ideas
Who invented motion pictures?
No single person
It can be said that some of the best use of light in early cinema came from where?
Scandinavia
What did early filmmakers discover was necessary to make it seem that people were looking at each other if they were in two different shots? An example of this is the use of the 180 degree rule.
Matching eye lines
What was the first movie studio?
Black Maria
Which of the following was NOT a type of early film?
Personals - documentaries about famous people
Annabelle Serpentine Dance (1895) by D.K.L. Dickson, is an example of what early film technique?
Color tinting
What group of people played a major role in creating early Hollywood but are now mostly shut out of the industry?
Women
In D.W. Griffith's An Unseen Enemy, what is the boyfriend of the younger sister given, as a reward for saving the two sisters from harm?
A kiss
As the industry of Hollywood strengthened throughout the 20's, the process of film-making began to closely resemble
A factory assembly system
In The Story of Film: An Odyssey, Cousins argues that though Hollywood films are commonly referred to as "classic cinema," they are stylistically considered
Romantic cinema
Vertical integration in American cinema meant that film studios owned
Both studios and theaters
Some of the more rebellious filmmakers of the 1920's strove for more ____________ in their films, as opposed to the glossy, glamor of Hollywood films.
Realism
Like filmmakers such as Abel Gance, who interpreted the art movement of Impressionism for the movie screen, German filmmakers such as Fritz Lang and F.W. Murnau, interpreted what popular art movement in their early films?
Expressionism