Question

A common film editing guideline states that two successive shots of the same subject should differ by at least 30 degrees to avoid the impression of this technique. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this filmmaking technique frequently used in Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless in which footage is removed to split a continuous shot into two. This technique is often used to give the impression of time passing.
ANSWER: jump cuts [prompt on cuts]
[10e] In Breathless, jump cuts frequently occur in a scene where Patricia and Michel talk in one of these vehicles. In a common type of chase scene named for these vehicles, police try to nab criminals driving a “getaway” one.
ANSWER: cars [accept automobiles; accept car chase; accept getaway car]
[10h] The jump cut was invented by this pioneering French director who included a shot of a capsule landing in the Moon’s eye in his 1904 film A Trip to the Moon.
ANSWER: Georges Méliès (“male-YES”) [or Marie-Georges-Jean Méliès]
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Columbia BRutgers A (UG)010010
Columbia BRutgers A (UG)010010
Columbia BColumbia A (UG)1010020
Columbia BColumbia A (UG)1010020
Fordham AColumbia J (DII)010010
Fordham APenn A (DII)1010020
Fordham APenn A (DII)1010020
Fordham AColumbia J (DII)010010
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NYU A (UG)Penn B (DII)10101030
NYU A (UG)Penn B (DII)1010020
NYU A (UG)Maryland A (DII)10101030
NYU A (UG)Maryland A (DII)1010020
Penn B (DII)Rutgers A (UG)1010020
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Rowan A (DII)Rutgers B010010
Rowan A (DII)Lehigh A (UG)1010020
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Fordham APenn A (DII)1010020
Fordham APenn A (DII)1010020
Fordham AColumbia J (DII)010010
Rowan A (DII)Rutgers B010010
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Rowan A (DII)Rutgers B010010
Rowan A (DII)Lehigh A (UG)1010020
Rutgers BLehigh B (DII)1010020
NYU A (UG)Penn B (DII)10101030
NYU A (UG)Penn B (DII)1010020
NYU A (UG)Maryland A (DII)10101030
NYU A (UG)Maryland A (DII)1010020
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Columbia BRutgers A (UG)010010
Columbia BRutgers A (UG)010010
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