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| What was the significance of the Supreme Court decision on Jenkins v. Georgia? |
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| Proved the value and utility of the voluntary rating system. |
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| This was the organization that classified films for ratings. |
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| Production Code Administration |
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| The name of this genre reflects its targeted audience and the celebration of its production style ad marketing scheme. |
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| Name of the first American single-strip color filmstock. |
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| Widescreen format that used an anamorphic lens, which "squeezes" the image onto the film then "spreads it out" when projected. |
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| Why did Francis Ford Coppola have to improvise the ending to Apocalypse Now? |
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| Marlon Brando arrived overweight and unprepared. |
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| The court case gave movies protection under the First Amendment. |
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| What is the main advantage of early television compared to film. |
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| The Technicolor three-color process was not practical for use on ever film because: |
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| Comedy duo who got their start making service farce films. |
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| Innovative sound technique used by Orson Welles in Citizen Kane where characters "step" on each other dialogue or talk all at once. |
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| Overlapping sound montage |
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| This was the response from the film industry, supporting HUAC, renouncing and firing the "unfriendly" witnesses, in order to prevent government regulations of the industry. |
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