What is form in art

What is a shot/reverse-shot sequence? a. a sequence that sets up patterns that will be broken or reversed later in the film b. a sequence that cuts back and forth between two characters interacting c.

Define the following terms and use each in a sentence related to the topic. curfed lines and form lines

Discuss why you think the unit exercise only had you create two bones for the model's hand rather than five?

When discussing the theme of daily life in art, you're referring to A. artists that create work based on mundane day to day events. B. an artists to do list for the creative process. c. creating symbols in art. D.

What is the actual problem and why are you conducting this research about xenophobia?

Which equation is equivalent to x + 11 = 16?

When visualizing and planning shots, filmmakers must make decisions about two elements of composition: what we see on screen and what moves on screen. What are these two elements commonly called? a. framing and kinesis b. mise-en-scène and action c.

In a fugue, each voice presents the subject and countersubject and then there is free polyphonic material called an episode. T/F?

What is perspective and why was it important in renaissance art?

Where do bronze sculptures of dr. seuss and his characters stand?