BA FTNMP SEM I 2022 2023 Nov 2023 FTNMP EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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1. Q1 Read the following passage and answer the questions Montage in motion pictures is the editing technique of assembling separate pieces of thematically related and putting them together into a sequence. With montage, portions of motion pictures can be carefully built up piece by piece by the director. film editor, and visual and sound technicians, who cut and fit each part with the others Visual montage may combine shots to tell a story or May images to produce an impression or to illustrate an association of ideas. An example of the latter occurs in Strike (1924), by the Russian director Sergey Eisenstein, when the scene of workers being cut down by cavalry is followed by a shot of cattle being slaughtered. Montage may also be applied to the combination of sounds for artistic expression. music. and sound effects may be combined in complex patterns, as in Alfred (1929). in which the word knife is repeated in the thoughts of a frightened girl who believes she has committed murder Montage technique developed early in cinema, primarily through the work of the American directors Edwin S. Porter (1870-1941) and D.W. Griffith (1875-1948). is, however, most commonly associated with the Russian editing techniques, particularly as introduced to American audiences through the montage sequences of Slavko in films in the 1930s
   • 1) Write a summary of the passage 8
   • 2) What is Montage?
   • 3) What is the meaning of 2
   • a) Thematically b) Cavalry
2. Q2 A) How gesture-expression, eye contact, distance, mirroring leads to betterment of
3. Q2 B) Write note on corporate
4. Q2 What skills should one develop for pitchitig the
5. Q3 A) Write paragraph in Marathi or Hindi “F ilm and cultural filters”
6. Q3 B)What are the qualities of a good
7. Q3 Explain the linguistic or psychological barriers of communication with appropriate example
8. Q4 write short note on any three
   • 1) Redrafting
   • 2) Table etiquettes
   • 3) Nonverbal communication
   • 4) Interview skills
   • 5) Active listening

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