An artist’s signature brushwork is referred to by which term?
a) hand
b) autograph
c) emblem
d) script
Answer: a
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Theories about film music are surprisingly varied. V. I. Pudovkin and Eisenstein insisted that music must
A. never be too loud or too soft. B. never serve merely as accompaniment. C. always accompany dialogue scenes. D. always dominate the image.
What are the two elements of music that remained constant throughout the Baroque era?
What will be an ideal response?
Why was Hokusai's Sunshu Ejiri an appropriate model to satisfy Jeff Wall's interest in creating A Sudden Gust of Wind?
a) Wall's interest lies in the transformations contemporary culture has worked on traditional media, and Hokusai's print is traditional in medium and subject. b) Wall is interested in imitating non-Western color in his photographs. c) Wall's interest lies in depicting patriotic themes in the form of landscapes with figures, as in the print of Mt. Fugi by Hokusai. d) Hokusai worked in the medium of film.
The term temp refers to
A. a "rough cut" of the movie. B. a temporary composer, retained until the film composer is hired. C. a temporary score consisting of existing music. D. none of the above