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In an editing pattern used throughout Rear Window, shots of the neighbors’ apartments from Jeff’s POV are often followed by objective _____ that guide how we are to feel about the previous shots.

The opening scene in Orson Welles’ Touch of Evil is so revered because during its long, uncut [1] of two different couples, the use of a [2] continuously reframes the shot from different angles and distances.

A Steadicam offers the [1] of a camera tripod and the [2] of a handheld camera.

When Benjamin drives Mrs. Robinson home after a party in The Graduate, she turns on the radio. This is an example of [one], which is always [two].

A cinematic image that encourages our identification with it by approximating a physical activity as we would experience it in the real world, such as those in westerns and action movies, is called a(n) _____ image.

More common in silent films but still used in contemporary films such as Star Wars, a transition where one shot seems to be pushed off the screen by the next is called _______.

To enhance the perception of continuity, images and sounds are expected to be _____.

A film’s setting can include all of the following, EXCEPT:

In films such as Strike and Battleship Potemkin, Sergei Eisenstein established an editing technique called _____, which creates a “collision” of disparate images.

A cinematic image that encourages our identification with it by approximating a physical activity as we would experience it in the real world, such as those in westerns and action movies, is called a(n) _____ image.