Question:

The video effect that slowly replaces one image on the screen with another is knownas………………………………..

A.

Bumper

B.

bridge

C.

dissolve

D.

crash

Answer» c. dissolve

Question:

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

A.

V.I. Pudovkin

B.

Siegfried Kracauer

C.

Dziga Vertov

D.

Mack Sennett

Answer» c. Dziga Vertov

Question:

Film strip normally runs at a speed of ……………………per second

A.

24 frames

B.

25 frames

C.

30 frames

D.

16 frames

Answer» a. 24 frames

Question:

Story board narrates the story of the movie through………………………..

A.

rough sketches

B.

film strips

C.

story synopsis

D.

comic strips

Answer» a. rough sketches

Question:

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

A.

London

B.

New York

C.

Munich

D.

Paris

Answer» d. Paris

Question:

Steadicam is…………………………

A.

a device on which camera is mounted

B.

a camera fitted to the body of a person who shoots

C.

a device fitted to a camera for flexible shots

D.

a small camera used during shoots for publicity shoots

Answer» b. a camera fitted to the body of a person who shoots

Question:

The Kerala Government’s lifetime achievement award in the field of cinema is named after

A.

Satyan

B.

P. Subramanian

C.

J.C. Daniel

D.

Ramu Kariat

Answer» c. J.C. Daniel

Question:

Which among the following movies had a long speech of Charles Chaplin against the war?

A.

Limelight

B.

Modern Times

C.

A King in New York

D.

The Great Dictator

Answer» d. The Great Dictator

Question:

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

A.

United Artist’s Corporation

B.

Paramount

C.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

D.

Rex Pictures

Answer» a. United Artist’s Corporation

Question:

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

A.

Josef von Sternberg

B.

Ernst Lubitsch

C.

Alfred Hitchcock

D.

John Ford

Answer» a. Josef von Sternberg