A) Martin Scorsese B) The text does not specify who presented it C) Georges Méliès D) Émile Cohl
A) Brian Selznick B) Gaston Méliès C) Terry Gilliam D) Émile Cohl
A) Hugo B) Heaven for Everyone C) The Loneliest Time D) Tonight, Tonight
A) 1902 B) 2002 C) 1996 D) 1995
A) The Smashing Pumpkins' 'Tonight, Tonight' B) Carly Rae Jepsen's 'The Loneliest Time' C) The Artemis I theme song D) Queen's 'Heaven for Everyone'
A) Walt Disney B) Brian Selznick C) Sir Ben Kingsley D) Carly Rae Jepsen
A) The king of silent films B) The father of modern animation C) The pioneer of artificial intelligence D) The first great film magician
A) 2018 B) 2015 C) 2022 D) 2017
A) 2017 B) 2015 C) 2018 D) 2011
A) A Trip to the Moon B) Heaven for Everyone C) The Impossible Voyage D) Hugo
A) 19 March 1936 B) 21 November 2007 C) 12 December 2022 D) 3 May 2018
A) BAFTA for Best Short Film B) Emmy for Outstanding Original Interactive Program C) Academy Award for Best Visual Effects D) Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature
A) Artemis II B) Voyager 1 C) Artemis I D) Apollo 11
A) Martin Scorsese B) Brian Selznick C) Terry Gilliam D) Christian Clavier
A) Brut B) The Library of Congress C) Google D) duanju.news
A) Émile Cohl B) Brian Selznick C) Martin Scorsese D) Christian Clavier
A) A fictionalization of the later life of Méliès B) The biography of Walt Disney C) The creation of the VES logo D) The history of the French army
A) Georges Méliès B) Terry Gilliam C) Martin Scorsese D) Christian Clavier
A) Sir Ben Kingsley B) Walt Disney C) Brian Selznick D) Christian Clavier
A) 300 B) 200 C) 450 D) 100
A) The U.S. Library of Congress B) Gaston Méliès C) The French army D) Georges Méliès
A) The German army B) The British army C) The American army D) The French army
A) The Walt Disney Archives B) The French National Archives C) The U.S. Library of Congress D) The Visual Effects Society
A) Georges Méliès B) Brian Selznick C) Gaston Méliès D) Christian Clavier
A) By registering them with the French army B) By storing original negatives in the Library of Congress C) By submitting paper prints of each frame D) By publishing a novel about them
A) 1936 B) 1902 C) 1995 D) 1904
A) 2007 B) 2011 C) 1904 D) 1902
A) Original glass negatives B) Digital video files C) Paper prints of each frame D) Canvas paintings
A) Library of Congress B) Brut C) Google D) duanju.news
A) The typical deterioration of the majority of films made in the silent era B) Intentional burning by the U.S. Library of Congress C) Accidental erasure on magnetic tape D) Destruction by the American branch of Star Films
A) 1901 B) 1902 C) 1903 D) 1900
A) 10 minutes B) 24 minutes C) 7 minutes D) 13 minutes
A) The Brahmin and the Butterfly B) The Melomaniac C) The One-Man Band D) The Christmas Dream
A) Rip's Dream B) Joan of Arc C) Red Riding Hood D) The Christmas Dream
A) Gulliver's Travels and The Christmas Dream B) Jack and the Beanstalk and Rip's Dream C) Red Riding Hood and Blue Beard D) Cinderella and Robinson Crusoe
A) Louise de Mirmont and Victor de Cottens B) Jeanne d'Alcy and Bleuette Bernon C) Phoebe and Mabouloff D) Edwin S. Porter and Charles Urban
A) The Coronation of Edward VII B) A Trip to the Moon C) The Impossible Voyage D) Jack and the Beanstalk
A) Electric studio lights B) A pulley-drawn chair system C) A superimposed fish tank D) Parallel cross-cutting
A) Professor Barbenfouillis B) Engineer Mabouloff C) The Virgin Mary D) The Moon goddess Phoebe
A) The Brahmin B) Edward VII C) Professor Barbenfouillis D) Engineer Mabouloff
A) Jeanne d'Alcy B) Louise de Mirmont C) Bleuette Bernon D) Acrobats from the Folies Bergère
A) Charles Urban and Thomas Edison B) Actors from the Théâtre Robert-Houdin C) Acrobats from the Folies Bergère D) Gaston Méliès and Lucien Reulos
A) A pulley-drawn chair system B) A superimposed fish tank C) Hand-coloured film prints D) Electric stage lighting
A) Lucien Reulos B) Jean Mitry C) Thomas Edison D) Victor de Cottens
A) Thomas Edison B) Siegmund Lubin C) Victor de Cottens D) Charles Urban
A) Lewis Jacobs B) Jean Mitry C) Charles Musser D) Edwin S. Porter
A) Twenty-four B) Four C) Thirteen D) Seven
A) The Brahmin B) Engineer Mabouloff C) Professor Barbenfouillis D) Le Cyclone
A) Automobouloffs B) Submarines C) Artillery shells D) L'Omnibus des toqués
A) 100 years B) 24 minutes C) Six weeks D) 13 minutes
A) Edwin S. Porter B) Charles Musser C) Jean Mitry D) Lewis Jacobs
A) Charles Urban B) Thomas Edison C) Gaston Méliès D) Victor de Cottens
A) Thomas Edison B) William Selig C) Edwin S. Porter D) Siegmund Lubin
A) Les Phénomènes du Spiritisme B) Le Voyage dans l'espace C) Le Cyclone D) Rip's Dream
A) Opened an office in New York City B) Converted to blackface burlesque C) Installed electric lights, added a second stage, and bought costumes from other sources D) Added a pulley-drawn chair system and a fish tank
A) The Witch B) The Merry Deeds of Satan C) The Palace of the Arabian Nights D) Rip's Dream
A) 50% B) 10% C) 5% D) 20%
A) 15 June 1855 B) 10 November 1865 C) 21 January 1938 D) 8 December 1861
A) London B) Amsterdam C) Berlin D) Paris
A) Shoemaker B) Painter C) Filmmaker D) Magician
A) École des Beaux-Arts B) University of Paris C) Lycée Louis-le-Grand D) Lycée Michelet
A) 7 B) 14 C) 18 D) 10
A) Baccalauréat B) Diplôme d'Ingénieur C) Master of Arts D) Doctorate
A) Geneva B) London C) New York D) Brussels
A) Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin B) John Nevil Maskelyne C) Emile Voisin D) Robert W. Paul
A) Eugène Calmels B) Emile Voisin C) Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin D) John Nevil Maskelyne
A) The Vanishing Lady B) The One-Man Band C) The Recalcitrant Decapitated Man D) The Four Troublesome Heads
A) La Griffe B) Le Monde C) Le Figaro D) La Presse
A) 15 April 1896 B) 27 December 1895 C) 1 September 1896 D) 8 December 1861
A) Pathé B) Thomas Edison C) Gaumont D) Robert W. Paul
A) Over 2000 B) Exactly 100 C) Under 50 D) Over 500
A) Playing Cards B) Cinderella C) The Vanishing Lady D) A Trip to the Moon
A) A train crashing into a station B) A horse turning into a dog C) A house catching on fire D) A bus changing into a hearse
A) The One-Man Band B) A Terrible Night C) The Cave of the Demons D) The Vanishing Lady
A) Boulogne-Billancourt B) Versailles C) Montreuil D) Saint-Denis
A) John Nevil Maskelyne B) Alfred Dreyfus C) Paulus D) Charles Perrault
A) A Dinner Under Difficulties B) After the Ball C) A Hypnotist at Work D) Peeping Tom at the Seaside
A) The Four Troublesome Heads B) The Recalcitrant Decapitated Man C) A Trip to the Moon D) The One-Man Band
A) 2005 B) 1899 C) 1938 D) 1902
A) The Franco-Prussian War B) The French Revolution C) The Napoleonic Wars D) The Dreyfus Affair
A) Tableaux B) Tableches C) Tablets D) Féeries
A) International Cinematograph Union B) Chambre Syndicale des Editeurs Cinématographiques C) Star Film Protection League D) French Filmmakers Guild
A) Megaphones B) Teleprompters C) Script doctors D) Storyboards
A) San Antonio B) Chicago C) Paris D) New York City
A) San Antonio, Texas B) Tahiti C) Southern California D) Fort Lee, New Jersey
A) Stage magic revues B) Féeries C) Documentaries D) Westerns
A) Vitagraph Studios B) Méliès Manufacturing Company C) American Wildwest Productions D) Star Film Ranch
A) Pathé Frères B) Vitagraph C) Gaumont D) Biograph
A) Miriam Rosen B) Ferdinand Zecca C) Gaston Méliès D) Jean Mitry
A) Fort Lee, New Jersey B) San Antonio, Texas C) Montreuil, France D) Tahiti
A) Gaumont B) Charles Pathé C) Vitagraph Studios D) Thomas Edison
A) 1910 B) 1923 C) 1915 D) 1913
A) Gaston B) Charles C) André D) Ferdinand
A) Film director B) Actress C) Nurse D) Journalist
A) Georges-Michel Coissac B) Louis Lumière C) Eugène Lauste D) Henri Langlois
A) 1924 B) 1926 C) 1925 D) 1929
A) 1938 B) 1926 C) 1924 D) 1931
A) Orly Retirement Home B) Père Lachaise Cemetery C) Gare Montparnasse D) Salle Pleyel
A) 14 hours B) 8 hours C) 10 hours D) 16 hours
A) Léopold Bellan Hospital B) The Cinema Society C) Cinémathèque française D) Ciné-Journal |