Jaws and Plot, Conflict and Editing

2. The name of the chief of police who is tasked with stopping the shark attacks
4. (two words)Black screen slowly turning into the shot
6. name of the boat the main characters use to hunt the shark
10. what it is called when a film moves from one shot to the next
11. Matt Hooper's profession which leads him to the island
12. As one shot slowly disappears, the next show slowly appears
14. (two words)Cutting between two separate scenes, often to emit some kind of emotional response in the audience
16. (___ v ___) when the protagonist is against their culture or government
20. (two words) when the plot and conflict begin to develop
21. last name of the character that is hired to hunt the shark, is the shark's last victim
22. (___ v ___) when the protagonist is against a human or human like entity
24. the beginning of the story that establishes the setting, conflict, and characters

1. (three words)Cut from one shot to another shot when there is movement in the frame (from a character or object)
3. (starts with an r) the story comes to a reasonable end
4. (three words) Shot slowly turning into black screen
5. What the main characters use to paddle back to shore at the end?
7. (___ v ___) when the protagonist is facing an internal struggle
8. (three words) The shot slowly is engulfed in all white
9. (two words) all of the loose ends of the plot are being tied up
13. (two words)Cut from one shot to a different shot with a similar shape, sound, or color
15. (two words)Abrupt transition from quiet to intense or intense to quiet
17. the name of the island in the movie Jaws
18. (___ v ___) when the protagonist is against a natural force
19. Seemingly unrelated shots that when combined produce meaning or a series of shots that lead the viewer to a desired meaning
23. the turning point of the story--the characters change in some way