Film Theory

In film this is the category of story type

• Montage
• Diegesis
• Genre
• Auteur

This theory argues that a film's meaning and artistic merit are primarily determined by the director's individual style, recurring themes, and overall vision

• Big Bang
• Mise En Scéne
• Noir
• Auteur

The placement of actors and scenery on a stage for a theatrical, film or television production.

• Mise En Scéne
• Diegesis
• Montage
• Auteur

In French film criticism, often refers to any scene involving a series of edits.

• Noir
• Mise En Scéne
• Montage
• Auteur

This effect demonstrates how the audience derives meaning from the interaction of two shots, rather than from individual shots in isolation.

• Kubrick
• Kuleshov
• Kafka
• Kremlin

Which element of film is not shared with Literature

• Symbolism
• Plot
• Setting
• Cinematography

Which element of film is not shared with Theater

• Editing
• Sets
• Props
• Costumes

This French film critic and theorist inspired the conept of the Auteur Theory

• Honoré de Balzac
• Andrew Sarris
• André Bazin
• André René Roussimoff

In the video presented this director was noted for his use of Mise En Scéne, and directed The Shining

• Stanley Kramer
• Stanley Kubrick
• Lawrence Kasdan
• Buster Keaton

 Refers to the fictional world of the story, encompassing everything the characters experience and perceive, including settings, events, sounds, and characters.

• Exegesis

• Dialectics

• Diegesis

• Genre