- 1. The sociology of film is the study of the social influences that impact and are reflected in filmmaking, film distribution, and audience reception. It explores how films can shape and reflect societal norms, values, and structures, providing insights into cultural attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. Sociologists analyze various aspects of film production, including representation, diversity, power dynamics, and economic factors, to understand how these influence and are influenced by social interactions and structures. By examining the intersections between film and society, sociologists can gain a deeper understanding of the complex relationships between media, culture, and identity.
Which term refers to the study of the social impact of films and how society influences films?
A) Sociology of film
B) Film theory
C) Film criticism
D) Cinema studies
- 2. Which film is considered a classic example of the 'auteur theory'?
A) Gone with the Wind
B) Pulp Fiction
C) The Godfather
D) Citizen Kane
- 3. Who coined the term 'the male gaze'?
A) Laura Mulvey
B) Steven Spielberg
C) Alfred Hitchcock
D) Quentin Tarantino
- 4. Which director is known for his use of long takes and tracking shots to create immersive cinematic experiences?
A) Alfonso Cuarón
B) Quentin Tarantino
C) Michael Bay
D) Christopher Nolan
- 5. Which film movement focused on portraying reality through unscripted scenes and naturalistic performances?
A) Soviet montage
B) Italian neorealism
C) German Expressionism
D) French New Wave
- 6. Which film is considered a landmark in the representation of LGBTQ+ characters in cinema?
A) Inception
B) Brokeback Mountain
C) The Godfather
D) Pulp Fiction
- 7. What is the function of a film festival in the context of sociology of film?
A) To showcase a variety of films that promote cultural diversity and understanding
B) To exclusively feature films with big-name actors
C) To only screen blockbuster movies
D) To sell film merchandise to attendees
- 8. The 'camera obscura' is a term derived from which discipline that influenced early developments in cinema?
A) Optics
B) Psychology
C) Biology
D) Chemistry
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