← Film History Test 5 Written Questions 5 Matching Questions -
in a sound-proof booth - "The Triumph of the Will" and "Olympia"
- "City Lights" and "Modern Times" - Paramount, RKO, Warner
Brothers, MGM, and Fox - a What were the "Big Five" studios
during the 1920s? - b What are the two notable films made by
Leni Riefenstahl in Germany? - c What year was Battleship
Potemkin released? - d What two movies did Chaplin make in the
1930s that showed his resistance to sound? - e During the
earliest days of sound, where did the camera have to be in order
to capture sound properly? 5 Multiple Choice Questions - What
studio was Carl Laemmle the founder of? - What was the name of
Griffith's controversial 1915 film that featured the KKK? - What
was the name of the company Griffith founded with Charlie
Chaplin, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks? - What was
Keaton's comedic style? - What was Vitascope? 5 True/False
Questions Edward Muybridge → What's the name of the type of
lighting used in film noir? "The Jazz Singer" →