Free QCE Year 11 Film, Television and New Media Flashcard Review
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What does the key concept of technologies cover?
The tools, equipment, software and processes used to make, distribute, access and interact with moving-image media, and how they shape producers’ options and audience experience.
Name the five phases of production.
Development, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution.
How did Hitchcock’s editing in the Psycho shower sequence position the audience?
Many very short shots implied violence that is barely shown, creating shock and making viewers imagine more than they see.
What is Jill Bilcock’s editing often associated with?
Strikingly fast cutting, a whirl of noise and colour, and unconventional jumps, creating a bold, heightened style (as in Baz Luhrmann’s films).
Diegetic vs non-diegetic sound?
Diegetic sound exists in the story world; non-diegetic sound, such as score or narration, is heard only by the audience.
What is a J-cut?
An edit where the next scene’s sound begins before its picture appears, pulling the audience forward.
Colour correction vs colour grading?
Correction fixes exposure and white balance so shots match; grading then applies a creative look to build mood.
How many frames are needed for 6 seconds of stop-motion at 12 fps?
6 × 12 = 72 frames.
What is compositing?
Combining layers of footage or images, such as live action over a CGI background, into one frame.
How can an ambient-lighting SMART TV change the viewing experience?
It projects colours from the picture onto the wall, extending the image beyond the frame and increasing immersion.
Give one criterion for evaluating technological change in a franchise.
For example: new storytelling possibilities, audience immersion, cost and access, or effect on franchise identity.
What is the rule about own footage and AI in student productions?
At least 70% of judged footage must be the student’s own; AI-generated or AI-edited footage is generally not appropriate in a final product.
What does the key concept of institutions cover?
The organisations, systems and practices that shape how media is funded, made, regulated, distributed and consumed.
Give two publicly funded Australian screen institutions.
For example, the ABC, Screen Australia or Screen Queensland.
Name three factors that influence media consumption.
Social, political and economic factors (plus distribution strategies, marketing and media convergence).
What is a release window?
A planned period when a product is available on one platform, such as cinemas, before moving to the next.
Three forms of media convergence?
Technological (one device, many media), industrial (shared corporate ownership) and cultural (audience participation and sharing).
How did Marvel enable Taika Waititi on Thor: Ragnarok (2017)?
It provided a huge budget, effects and global distribution, while letting his improvised comedy reshape the character.
What tension did Chloé Zhao’s Eternals (2021) illustrate?
Her naturalistic location style had to coexist with franchise demands such as a large ensemble and effects-driven battles.
What does a risk assessment record?
Hazards, their likelihood and consequence, a risk rating, control measures and the responsible person.