Reference no: EM133201946

Question 1

 

A body of ideas reflecting the social needs and aspirations of an individual group, class or culture.

Theory

Ideology

Synthesis

Editing

Question 2

Directors rarely manipulate the space of the scene, preferring to present all information from a single camera setup.

True

False

Question 3

Cinema is a language made-up of shots, angles, framing, motion, lighting, focus, edits, sound, music and visual tricks if not outright manipulation. 

True

False

Question 4

Women filmmakers are all feminist in their film ideology. 

True

False

Question 5

Simple ideological labels offer a sound approach to understanding the complexity of human values.  

True

False

Question 6

A prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.

Exclectic

Bias

Formalism

Aesthetic

Question 7

Native American people did not have any of their own culture or customs when Europeans arrived on the America's. 

True

False

Question 8

Who is James Young Deer?

One of the character in Bambi

An Italian actor who pretended to be Native American

The star of Smoke Signals

An early Native American Filmmaker

Question 9

In most Hollywood western's, Native American people are seen as a killing machine or a simple helper.  Both of these stereotypes see Native American people as barely more than animals.  

True

False

Question 10

Nanook of the North d. James Flaherty is remarkable because it represents 100% truth without any manipulate on the part of the director. 

True

False

Question 11

Which of the following are stereotypes of Native American people in classic Hollywood cinema?

Group of answer choices

The Femme Fatale

The Blood Thirsty Savage

The Noble Savage

The Affluent Business Man

Question 12

Hollywood has always cast Native-American people to play Native-American roles.  Accurate representation has always been very important to the Hollywood film industry. 

True

False

Question 13

Who were Alice Guy-Blache, Frances Marion, and Luis Webber?

Important and Innovative filmmakers in the early years of cinema

Hollywood Bombshell character types

Women who opposed the defamation league's view that women should not appear in film

Authors of the Feminist Manifest of Filmmaking in 1967

Question 14

A female character type who is  aware of her sexuality and that she can use this sexuality to manipulate men.

Bombshell

The Madonna

Manic, Pixie, Dream Girl

Femme Fatale

Question 15

In classic Hollywood cinema, it was acceptable to hit, slap, or spank a woman, if she opposed a male viewpoint. 

True

False

Question 16

This female character type mixes sexuality with innocence, or more frequently stupidity.  This character is aware of her sexuality, but her simplicity as a person makes her less threatening than a femme fatale. 

femme non menaçante

The Noble Savage

Femme Fatale

Bombshell

Question 17

This character grows from Madonna side of the stereotype.  She is a unique and quirky person but they are actually a construct built to advance the male character in the film. 

Femme Fatale

nouvelle vague

Bombshell

Manic Pixie Dream Girl

Question 18

According to this class, casting more women and Native-American people in films, without changing the writing and aesthetics of a film, is enough to solve all problems of representation in Hollywood cinema. 

True

False