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Chaplin
Richard Attenborough |
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Who was the director of Chaplin? |
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Chaplin
After his mom got kicked off |
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Under what circumstances did Chaplin First appear on stage? |
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Chaplin
Syd, His older brother |
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The relative who helped Chaplin get into vaudeville with the Fred Karno Company was____? |
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The act Chaplin did for Fred Karno's vaudeville company was that of a ___? |
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What was the name of the producer who let C.C. direct his first film? |
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Who was the man that said " to my way of thinkung motion pictures are potentially the most influential form of communication ever invented"? |
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At the dinner party hosted by Mr. Hearst, C.C. was told " he had just made an enemy", That enemy was? |
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Chaplin
Ship heading to London (boat) |
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Where was C.C. when he found out that he was being "thrown out" of America?
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Chaplin
44th Academy Awards |
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After many years of exile, C.C. finally returned to America. What was the occasion? |
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Chaplin
88, Christmas Day |
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Charlie Chaplin Died, Age __ on ___. |
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
1919 |
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The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari |
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
1919-33 |
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German Golden Era
began with the end of WWI & ends with the rise to power of Adolf Hitler |
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
1919 |
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Vladimir Lenin nationalized soviet film industry |
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
1924 |
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The Last Laugh
(Director F.W. Murnau, Camerman Karl Freund) |
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
1927 |
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Metropolis
( Director Fritz Lang) |
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
Expressionism (in film) |
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A cinematic style that started in Germany that provides a distorted perspective on reality. Main characters were exaggerated sets, dramatic shadows, unnatural makeup and stylized acting. Movement was influenced by painting, literature, and music. Had the greatest influence on the horror film genre. 1913-1933
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
UFA
Universum Film Aktien Gesellschaft
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Group of small film companies were brought together to help the support the German WWI effort by producing propaganda films. After the defeat of German military, UFA was sold in 1918 to private investors. At the height of UFA, facilities were the best in all of Europe, rivaling even the major studios in Hollywood. |
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
Film Noir |
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A french term that means black film. Dark, brutal and violent look at urban life. Crime, corruption, sadism, bleak surroundings, dark shadows, contrastive lighting.
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German Golden Era/ Russian Silent Cinema
Montage |
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French term applying to early Russian editing experiments of creatively assembling various film scenes together to heighten or reinforce meaning or feeling in a scene.
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F.W Murnau made the most admired film to come out of the German film revolution, The ____.
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Birth Of Soviet Cinema
Lumiere Brothers |
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In 1895, the _____ brought the silent films from France to Russia. |
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Birth of Soviet Cinema
Unloaded Camera |
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The talented director Lev Kuleshov trained his pupils in exercises using an ______. |
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Birth of Soviet Cinema
Battleship Potemkin |
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(Sergei) Eisenstein created a hymn ti tge failed revolution (of 1905) in the film The_____. |
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Birth of Soviet Cinema
Great Films |
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The Battleship Potemkin was nevertheless hailed instantly for what it was, one of the ____ of all time. |
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The Coming of Sound
Warner Brothers
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Was the studio that was to bring the silent era to an end. |
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The Coming of Sound
Radio |
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Something extra ordinary was happening to the mvies, they suddenly found they had a rival ____.
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The Coming of Sound
5 %, 95% |
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Griffith soon stoped it (sound film production) because he said it was suicide, only __% of the world speaks English, why should I lose __% of my audience. |
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The Coming of Sound
Vitaphone/Don Juan |
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In August, 1926 (Warner's) held a gala premiere for ____. |
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The Coming of Sound
Don Juan |
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But the main event of the evening was the feature film made in the Vitaphone process ____. |
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The Coming of Sound
Jazz Singer |
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When they were showing ____ in the Warner Brother's theater, you had to wait hours to get in. |
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First recorded movie sound on disc in France |
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The silent era in film
(32 years) |
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Jazz Singer: First feature film to use sync singing
First feature film w/ singing and title cards |
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Busby Berkeley
Top choreographer fro hollywood musical |
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Studio Years (aka The Studio System)
Film factories -> Studio system |
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500 Feature films produced each year in USA |
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Singin' In The Rain
Stunt man |
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Don Lockwood got his break in the movies when he placed a ____. |
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Singin' In The Rain
Talking picture |
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At his party, the producer, Mr. Simpson, had a little surprise for his guests, it was?
_______
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Singin' In The Rain
The Jazz Singer/ Make It Into Talking Picture |
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What was the reason Mr. Simpson stopped production of the Dueling Cavalier? |
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Singin' In The Rain
Microphone (placement) |
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While trying to shoot his first sound scene with Lina Lamont, Dexter, the director, has a prblem with a piece of recording equipment, it was ___. |
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Singin' In The Rain
Musical w/ Kathy singing for Lina |
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In order to "fix" The Deuling Cavalier Cosmo presents a solution. What was it? |
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Singin' in the Rain
Kathy |
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Who was the person asked to replace Lina Lamont's voice? |
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