Matching :
-______ Action not vital to the plot that can be used for character exposition and other purposes.
A) Asymmetrical Balance
B) Background (scenes of)
C) Background Movement
D) Business
E) Character
F) Character Movement
G) Cinematic
H) Compositional balance
I) Compositional movement
J) Dramatized Emotional Relationships (scenes of)
K) Ideas
L) Incidental Action (scenes of)
M) Language
N) Main Action (scenes of)
O) Major dramatic value
P) Pantomimic dramatization
Q) Picturization
R) Plot
S) Spectacle/Music
T) Story movement
U) Symmetrical Balance
V) Technical movement
W) Tempo
X) Transitional movement

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Incidental Action (scenes of) refers to actions that are not essential to the plot but help to build character exposition and provide additional context.

Answer: E
 Character development is an important aspect of storytelling and can be accomplished through the portrayal of complex and dynamic characters.

Answer: D
 Business refers to the small actions and details that characters engage in during a scene, which can help to add realism and depth to the story.

Answer: P
 Pantomimic dramatization involves using physical motion and expression to convey emotion and meaning, rather than relying solely on dialogue.

Answer: M
 Language can be used to convey information about a character's background, personality, and motivations through their speech patterns, word choice, and accent.

Answer: V
 Technical movement refers to the physical movements of the camera and other technical equipment during a scene, which can affect the visual composition and impact of the shot.

Answer: X
 Transitional movement refers to the movement of characters or objects between scenes, which can be used to establish time, place, and continuity within the story.

Matching : -______ Action Not Vital to the Plot That Can Be