QUIZ-Class Meeting Two

Week Two

Practice Quiz

Character Effects Burns

1. Describe a 1^st degree burn.

2. Describe a 2^nd degree burn.

3. Describe a 3^rd degree burn.

4. List the make-up tools required to create a 3^rd degree burn.

5. Describe the technique used to create a 3^rd degree burn.

Character Effect Severe Exposure Frostbite

1. Describe the characteristics of frostbite.

2. List the make up tools required to create frostbite/windburn effect.

3. What is step one of the technique?

4. What is step two of the technique?

5. What is step three of the technique?

6. What is step four of the technique?

7. What is step five of the technique?

Character Effects Dirt

1. List seven types of dirt likely to be incorporated in film production.

2. List the make up tools required to apply these make up mediums.

Character Effects Blood

1. What is a blood pack?

2. How is the blood pack used?

3. Describe one tool to used to splatter blood from a head wound.

4. What safety precautions are employed when using this device?

5. Describe an alternate tool used to create blood splatter from a wound.

6. What is a third alternate tool used to create blood splatter from a wound.

7. What is a strike plate?

8. Describe A B blood.

9. What make up effect(s) is Plasto used to create?

10. What make up effect(s) is Rigid Collodion used to create?

Character Effects Tears

1. List the tools available to the make up effects artist to create tears.

2. Which technique should be used only by a professional make up artist?

3. Which technique is used to make the actor appear to have been crying for a long time?

Character Effects Sweat

1. List the tools used to create sweat.

2. Describe the technique to apply sweat effect on a garment.

Character Effects Body Parts Casting

1. What is the medium used for casting molds of body parts?

2. What are some of the mediums used to create a casting from the mold?

Stunts Fights Breakaway Hand Props Arrows Swords Daggers

1. Describe a breakaway hand prop.

2. What is the material used to create breakaway bottles and glass type items?

3. What is the safest procedure striking another actor with breakaway props?

4. What is the material used to create breakaway chairs and window frames?

5. Describe the method used to stage a fight between two actors,

6. Describe the “hair pull” technique.

7. Describe the use of the strike plate.

8. Describe two types of strike plates.

9. Describe the Sword through the torso technique.

10. Describe the “guided arrow” technique

11. Describe the dagger throw technique.

Atmospheric Effects

1. What is one of the materials used to create falling snow?

2. How is snow slit to best show it in the scene (night shot)?

3. What is poly sorb used to create?

CAMERA TIPS

The Bolex has a shutter speed of 1/65^th of a second.

The Arri-s has a shutter speed of 1/50^th of a second.

The digital cameras used in class have white balance and exposure controls.

The Bolex & the Arri-S hold 100 feet of film internally and 400 feet in magazines.

The Bolex is spring driven requiring no battery.

The Arri-S is battery driven.

The Bolex used “C-mount” lenses.

The Arri-S uses “Arri-mount” lenses.

The digital cameras have limited battery life and should be switched off between long down times on the set to insure their readiness when needed.

SAFETY TIP

Fire on the sound stage

In case of fire on the stage, leave by the nearest EXIT.

Do not attempt to extinguish a fire larger than the size of a waste paper can.

Call 911.

If the stage is filled with smoke get down on the floor where there will be air.

Crawl to EXIT.

NEVER return to the stage until given the all clear from the Fire Department!