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The use of images that are not part of the intended narration is

Leave a Comment / Film and visual communication, June 2014 (III), MCQ (Question-Answer), UGC-NET (Paper III) /

The use of images that are not part of the intended narration is known as(A) Diegetic insert(B) Non-Diegetic insert(C) Jump cut(D) MontageCorrect Ans: (B) In visual storytelling, filmmakers often use creative techniques to enhance narrative meaning. One such powerful tool is the non-diegetic insert. This refers to the inclusion of images that do not exist […]

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Procter and Gamble, funded the first audio-visual

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The commercial business house, Procter and Gamble, funded the first audio-visual(A) Documentary programmes(B) Dramas(C) Soap operas(D) MusicalsCorrect Ans: (C) The commercial business house Procter & Gamble played a pioneering role in media history. In fact, it funded the very first audio-visual soap operas. This strategic move not only boosted its brand visibility but also forever

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In camera, depth of field is independent of

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In camera, depth of field is independent of(A) focal length of the lens(B) aperture(C) camera position(D) shutter speedCorrect Ans: (D) In photography, depth of field refers to the range of distance within a photo that appears sharp and in focus. Several factors directly impact this, such as the aperture size, focal length of the lens,

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Atmospheric layer deflects radio waves greater than 50 MHz?

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Which atmospheric layer deflects the radio waves having the frequency greater than 50 MHz?(A) Stratosphere(B) Mesosphere(C) Ionosphere(D) TroposphereCorrect Ans: (C) In the field of mass communication and electronic transmission, understanding how signals travel is essential. One important layer of the atmosphere that plays a significant role in this is the ionosphere. This layer lies above

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Which microphone be used, if message is recorded on footpath?

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Which microphone should be used, if message is being recorded on footpath?(A) Omni-directional(B) Hyper-cardiod(C) Cardiod(D) CondenserCorrect Ans: (A) When you record sound on a footpath, you face multiple challenges. There’s ambient noise, voices from various directions, and sudden sounds like vehicles or footsteps. In such a case, the best microphone to use is an omni-directional

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PAL is telecasting format has

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PAL is telecasting format has(A) 30 fps 525 lines per frame(B) 30 fps 625 lines per frame(C) 25 fps 625 lines per frame(D) 25 fps 525 lines per frameCorrect Ans: (C) The PAL telecasting format stands for Phase Alternating Line. It is a widely used television broadcasting standard in many countries, especially in Europe, Asia,

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When a photograph is edited to adjust the colour balance, it is

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When a photograph is edited to adjust the colour balance, it is called(A) Colour separation(B) Colour gradation(C) Colour constancy(D) Colour correctionCorrect Ans: (D) In photography, colour correction refers to the process of adjusting the colour balance of an image. This process ensures that the colours in a photograph appear natural, accurate, and consistent with how

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Film noir means the subjects of

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 Film noir means the subjects of(A) Tragedy(B) Anti-hero(C) Crime and Mystery(D) Art and Culture Correct Ans: (C) Film noir refers to a distinct cinematic genre that emerged during the 1940s and 1950s. It primarily explores themes of crime and mystery, setting itself apart with its dark tone and visual style. Filmmakers often used high-contrast lighting,

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