Cinematography, Sound, and Editing Worksheet

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This week covered the key elements of film, which are cinematography, sound, and editing. For the assignment, consider a film you have already watched.

Complete the Cinematography, Sound, and Editing worksheet.

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Choose a movie you have already viewed, and re-watch it.

Answer the following questions about the film. Please refer to the course readings to support your answers.

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Cinematography, Sound, and Editing HUM/150 Version 12 University of Phoenix Material Cinematography, Sound, and Editing Choose a movie you have already viewed, and re-watch it. Answer the following questions about the film. Please refer to the course readings to support your answers. =========================================================================== Be sure to enclose all direct quotes in quotation marks. (All assignments will be processed through Turnitin.com before grading.) Be sure to include in-text and reference page citations for all words or ideas taken from other sources. Son of a Citation Machine is a good resource for formatting citations. It is free for limited use: http://www.citationmachine.net/apa/cite-a-book Here is a good website for practicing how to put ideas into your own words (paraphrase): https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/619/1/ Be sure to acknowledge your source when you paraphrase with in-text and reference page citations. ============================================================================ Part I: Examining Cinematography Answer each question in 50 to 75 words. This means 50 to 75 words per question in this section. Questions Answers What is the title of the film you evaluated? What is your film’s point of view? How are camera angles used in your film? Point to at least two specific scenes. How is your film is framed? Discuss how depth of field is used in one scene. Using at least one scene, identify how contrast and color are used. Copyright © 2018 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. 1 Cinematography, Sound, and Editing HUM/150 Version 12 Using one scene, how is the concept of movement used? Part II: Analyzing Editing Answer each question in 50 to 75 words. This means 50 to 75 words per question in this section. Questions Answers How was a cut used in your film? What are two types of shots in your film? How is the concept of temporal continuity used in your film? Part III: Examining Sound Answer each question in 50 to 75 words. This means 50 to 75 words per question in this section. Questions Answers How are voice and dialogue used in your film? Identify one scene with music. What impact does the music have on that scene? Be specific. How are sound effects used within your film? References: Copyright © 2018 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. 2
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Running head: MOVIE QUESTIONS

Movie Questions
Student’s Name
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Part I: Examining Cinematography
Questions

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What is the title of the film you evaluated?

The title of the film I evaluated is “American
sniper”. Directed by Clint Edwards, the film
is about the most accomplished marksman in
the U.S. military. It is a filmed narrative of
the journey of Chris Kyle from a cowboy
without much hope in his life to becoming
the deadliest sniper in the history of the U.S
(Pomarède, 2018).

What is your film’s point of view?

The film’s point of view is that the United
States has a sacred responsibility to maintain
world peace in countries such as Iraq and
Vietnam. This perspective is based on the
observation that Kyle as played by Bradley
Cooper is the best sniper in the world
(Andrews, 2015). Besides, it shows that the
U.S. has the best weapons such as the most
powerful shooter-rifle used by Cooper.

How are camera angles used in your film?

The film director employs various angles

Point to at least two specific scenes.

using both fixed and handheld cameras to
shoot the movie. The film uses long and low

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angle shots to bring out scenes. For example,
low angle shots are used in the opening scene
where the American infantry traversing the
war-torn Iraq. An example of high camera
angles is the scene where Kyle and his team
are ambushed by an Iraqi sniper on the roof
of a building (Pomarède, 2018).
How is your film is framed?

The film is framed with common stereotypes,
Eurocentric discourse, and tropes of empire.
This representation and the resulting
conflation portrays the Middle Eastern and
North American (MENA) communities,
Muslims, and Arabs in a very dangerous and
racist manner in the pretext of American
patriotism. For example, the Eurocentric
discourse frames the U.S. as benevolent
while the Iraqi are barbaric and uncivilized
(Pomarède, 2018).

Discuss how depth of field is used in one

Depth of field is used in the SEAL sniper

scene.

course training scene. A microanalysis of the
scene shows that the training was not
interesting because the filming does not

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depict a clear picture of what an ideal SEAL
training is like. In particular, the shooting
range training scene appears to be out of
1000 meters but at 100 meters (Andrews,
2015).
Using at least one scene, identify how

Contrast is used to show Kyle protecting his

contrast and color are us...


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