question 21\na shot is several related scenes assembled into a longer action devoted to a single part of the…

question 21\na shot is several related scenes assembled into a longer action devoted to a single part of the narrative.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 22\nan image is a single still picture.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 23\nin horizontal camera positions, the camera can view its subject from directions other than the front.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 24\nshots are often named for the purpose they serve in a program.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 25\nin a long shot, the subject is framed from the thighs to the top of the head with appropriate headspace.\ntrue\nfalse

question 21\na shot is several related scenes assembled into a longer action devoted to a single part of the narrative.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 22\nan image is a single still picture.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 23\nin horizontal camera positions, the camera can view its subject from directions other than the front.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 24\nshots are often named for the purpose they serve in a program.\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 25\nin a long shot, the subject is framed from the thighs to the top of the head with appropriate headspace.\ntrue\nfalse

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Brief Explanations:

  • Question 21: A shot is a continuous recording, not multiple scenes assembled.
  • Question 22: By definition, an image is a single still picture.
  • Question 23: Horizontal camera positions allow side - views etc. other than front - view.
  • Question 24: Shots are indeed named based on their purpose (e.g., establishing shot).
  • Question 25: In a long shot, the subject is usually fully or mostly visible, not just from thighs to head.

Answer:

Question 21: B. False Question 22: A. True Question 23: A. True Question 24: A. True Question 25: B. False