If you drew a line through an off-center axis of the design, both sides would
be exactly the same.
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If you drew a line through the center of the design, both sides would be
exactly the same.
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If you drew horizontal and vertical lines through an off-center axis of the
design, both sides would be exactly the same.
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If you divided the design into four quadrants, all four quadrants would look
exactly the same.
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A Russian psychologist, Lev Kuleshov, experimented with montage.
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It was pioneered by filmmakers in Russia.
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It often depends on the use of conflicting or unrelated images.
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It makes use of slow transitions from scene to scene.
RATIONALE
Montage is a theory pioneered by a Russian filmmaker named
Sergei Eisenstein. It uses quick cuts or transitions between images,
often unrelated, one after another. Lev Kuleshov was a key figure in
an aspect of the montage theory, learning that viewing one image
followed by another induces a thought. Thus, slow transitions from
scene to scene is not an attribute of, or related to, Montage theory.
CONCEPT
Montage Theory
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Which of the following best defines symmetrical
balance in a design?
RATIONALE
