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moviemaking-rhythm

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by ruplun » Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:48 am
The most important aspect of moviemaking is conveying a scene's rhythm. Conveying rhythm depends less on the artistic quality of the individual photographic images than on how the shots go together and the order in which they highlight different aspects of the action taking place in front of the camera.

If the statements above are true, which of the following must be true on the basis of them?

(A) The artistic quality of the individual photographic image is unimportant in movie photography.
(B) Photographers known for the superb artistic quality of their photographs are seldom effective as moviemakers.
(C) Having the ability to produce photographs of superb artistic quality does not in itself guarantee having the ability to be a good moviemaker.
(D) Movie photographers who are good at their jobs rarely give serious thought to the artistic quality of the photographs they take.
(E) To convey a scene's rhythm effectively, a moviemaker must highlight many different aspects of the action taking place.

Please explain.
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by VivianKerr » Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:31 am
-- R. depends on order of shots, not artistic quality of images
-- conveying rhythm is most imp.

Q: what conclusion could be drawn?

Prediction: Something based on the facts above.

A - too extreme -- passage only says "depends less"
B - too extreme -- nothing about them being mutually exclusive
C - Yes
D - not necessarily -- this only pertains to "conveying rhythm"
E - Yes

Let's compare C and E.

E at first seems like a restatement from the passage, but look how it slightly skews the info. Highlighting is not the filmmaker's job. The "highlighting" is done by the order of the shots, not the filmmaker himself. C is true based on the info provided. Since the passage clearly states that artistic quality of the shots won't equal rhythm, and rhythm is a v. imp aspect of moviemaking.
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by techyrajeev » Mon Feb 27, 2012 12:31 pm
Real struggle is between Option C and E but

Option E can be eliminated with the reasoning that it is too broad and is talking about many different aspects but we know only couple of aspects from the argument.
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