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| An interaction that produces a combined effect greater than the sum of seperate effects. |
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| Occurs when you surrender boubts about the reality of a story and become come caught up in the story |
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| Abiltiy to appreciate artistic techniques used for telling a story through film |
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| The first feature sound movie |
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| The first full- length sound movie |
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| The first feature movie in color |
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| Computer generated imagery |
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| The application of three-dimensional computer graphics for special effects |
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| Pioneer in animated films |
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| Narrative films with drawn scenes and characters |
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| Animated cartoon character that became Mickey Mouse |
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| Snow White and the Seven Dwafs |
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| First full length animated film |
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| First Documentary filmmaker |
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| A video examination of a historical or current event or a natural or social phenomeon. |
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| A U.S. government requirement from 1949 to 1987 that broadcast presentaions had to include both sides on competing public issues |
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| Documntaries that seek to influence thier viewers |
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| Innovative creator of Paramount as a major movie studio |
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| Making actors into celebrities to increase the size of movie audiences |
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| When major studious cotrolled all aspects of the movie industry |
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| A rental agreement through which a movie house accepts a batch of movies |
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| one company owning multiple stages of production |
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| U.S. Supreme Court breaking of movie industry oligarchy in 1948 |
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| Early director known for innovations in Birth of a Nation and loose spreading in intolerance |
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| A movie that is a great commercial success |
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| Low budget movie;usully with little artistic aspiration |
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| Including a product into a script for a fee |
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| Products spun off from a movie |
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| What local movie houses do |
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| Movie theater with multiple screens |
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| Early advocate of converting to digital exhibition. |
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| Movies that are filmed,editied,distribution and exhibited digitally |
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| Original law in 1927 for government regulation of U.S. broadcasting |
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| Federal Communications Act |
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| Revision of Federal Radio Act in 1934 to include television |
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| Original U.S.brodcast infrastructure two tiers, one of locally licensed stations, the other of national networks |
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| Early local cable television system;short for community antenna television |
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| Used orbiting satellite to relay exclusive programs to local cable systems in 1975 |
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| A company that ons several local cable televison delivery units in different,usually far-flung,communities |
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| When a company is subsumed into the ownership of a competing company |
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| Advance advertiser commitments to buy network advertising time |
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| Ability of viewer to change when they access programming |
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| Educational television (ETV) |
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| Stations that supplement classroom lessons,also extend learning beyond school |
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| FCC chair who called television a "vast wasteland" |
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| Noncommercial televison with an emphasis on quality programs to meet public needs |
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| Corporation for public Broadcasting |
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| Quasi-government agency that channels tax-generated funds into the U.S. noncommercial television and radio system. |
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| Public Broadcasting Service(PBS) |
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| Television network for noncommercial over-air stations |
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