SRFTI direction and screenplay Course last years question paper

Kindly provide me the SRFTI direction and screenplay Course last years question paper………..

[Kiran Chandar]

Here is the SRFTI direction and screenplay Course last years question paper:

1. Editor correlates fragmented pieces of space and disintegrated segments of time to construct the narrative flow.
Elaborate the idea within the pace as given (cite examples if you wish to do so)
2. Write your comments on a scene you consider outstanding for its editing , from a film you have seen recently.
3. Twelve pictures arranged at random order on a page convey two different series of incidents. Sort the pictures
into two different sets of six each, and rearrange the pictures in each set in correct sequence to convey the
incidents. Indicate the order of your sequence by putting numbers in the boxes of first sequence, and alphabets for
the second sequence.
Sequence 1.
Sequence 2
4. Imagine a situation where India needs 2 runs to win. Ashis Nehera is at 49 not out and only 2 more balls
remaining - he is on strike. How would you like to perceive the situation and mood on your TV ?.
5. Narrate briefly what can happen in the scene when the first shot is like the picture given below ; (some picture is
to be given to narrate the same).
6. Describe an assassination attempt in ten shots, giving details of every shot in terms of things in view, action,
characters, sound etc.
7. Write a short story based on the six pictures given on a page, connecting them in any manner you like.
MODEL QUESTION ON DIRECTION & SCREENPLAY WRITING
1. A road accident takes place. A middle aged man and his 6 year old daughter get heavily injured. You are a
passerby who witnesses the whole incident. Write out the details of your observations chronologically in audiovisual
terms in the space as provided
2. Name one recent film you found “interesting”
Who were the following technicians of the film?
Director, Screenplay Writer, Cameraperson, Sound Mixer, Music Director, Editor
What was the film about ?
Who do you think were the “target audience” for the film ? and why do you think so ? Substantiate.
How was the film “ marketed” ?
3. Give a list of “sounds” you would require for creating an audio event where four army trucks, full of heavily
armed jawans, move into an apparently sleepy village for a combing operation at the break of a dawn.
4. Some frames are extracted from Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho”. Study the frames carefully and put the
corresponding figure number or numbers in the boxes given the action described in the scene.
MODEL QUESTION ON CINEMATOGRAPHY
1. What are the primary elements a cinematographer should observe in nature?
2. What is white light? Why is it called so?
3. What is resolution?
4. What is the difference between morning sun light and mid noon sun light at a particular place?
5. To shoot a documentary what would you prefer, film or digital media?
6. What does SLR, ISO, CCD stands for?
7. Which cell, rod or cone is responsible for colour vision?
8. What is exposure?


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