A) Steven Spielberg B) Frank Wells C) Michael Eisner D) Jeffrey Katzenberg
A) April 1994 B) December 1995 C) August 1994 D) October 1994
A) David Geffen B) Michael Ovitz C) Steven Spielberg D) Jeffrey Katzenberg
A) April 19, 1994 B) September 1, 1994 C) August 23, 1994 D) October 12, 1994
A) August 23, 1994 B) March 1995 C) October 12, 1994 D) June 1996
A) The Lakeside Plaza facility B) Michael Eisner's conference room C) Jeffrey Katzenberg's office D) Steven Spielberg's living room
A) Michael Ovitz B) Steven Spielberg C) Frank Wells D) David Geffen
A) Paul Lasaine and Ron Lukas B) Kathy Altieri and Richard Chavez C) Kelly Asbury and Lorna Cook D) Carter Goodrich and Carlos Grangel
A) Alias Research B) Exposure Tool C) Avid Media Composer D) Animo
A) Individually in a studio B) Together in a large group C) Via satellite from home D) On location in Egypt
A) Disney executives and former animators B) Biblical scholars, Christian, Jewish, and Muslim theologians, and Arab American leaders C) Only Egyptian historians and archaeologists D) Hollywood movie critics and directors
A) Carter Goodrich and Nico Marlet B) Kathy Altieri and Richard Chavez C) Paul Lasaine and Ron Lukas D) Kelly Asbury and Lorna Cook
A) Darek Gogol B) Carlos Grangel C) Kristof Serrand D) Nick Fletcher
A) March 1995 B) April 1994 C) June 1996 D) December 1995
A) Claude Monet B) Jeffrey Katzenberg C) David Lean D) Steven Spielberg
A) David Lean B) Claude Monet C) Darek Gogol D) Nick Fletcher
A) Kathy Altieri, Richard Chavez and Darek Gogol B) Carter Goodrich, Carlos Grangel and Nico Marlet C) Paul Lasaine, Ron Lukas and Nick Fletcher D) Kelly Asbury, Lorna Cook and Kristof Serrand
A) Egyptians had a symmetrical, more angular look, while Hebrews had an organic, natural look B) Egyptians had a natural look, while Hebrews had an angular look C) Egyptians were drawn in black and white, while Hebrews were in color D) Egyptians were computer-generated, while Hebrews were hand-drawn
A) Paul Lasaine and Ron Lukas B) Kathy Altieri and Richard Chavez C) Carter Goodrich and Nico Marlet D) Kelly Asbury and Lorna Cook
A) Approximately 934 B) 350 C) 1,192 D) 1,180
A) Sahara Desert, Africa B) Mojave Desert, California C) Grand Canyon, Arizona D) Death Valley, California
A) 1,192 artists from 50 different nations B) 934 artists from 12 different nations C) 350 artists from 34 different nations D) 14 artists from 10 different nations
A) Pixar and DreamWorks Animation B) Amblin Entertainment and Silicon Graphics C) Walt Disney Feature Animation and Amblimation D) Fox Animation Studios and Bardel Entertainment
A) Darek Gogol B) Nico Marlet C) Kristof Serrand D) Nick Fletcher
A) Lakeside Plaza facility in Glendale B) Amblin Entertainment's main offices on the Universal Studios Lot C) Walt Disney Studios in Burbank D) Silicon Graphics headquarters
A) June 1996 B) August 1994 C) March 1995 D) October 1994
A) August 1994 B) March 1995 C) June 1996 D) December 1995
A) 350 B) 1,192 C) 1,180 D) 934
A) 350 B) 1,192 C) 934 D) 1,180
A) Stop-motion animation and live-action footage B) Hand-drawn sketches and black-and-white photography C) Traditional animation and computer-generated imagery D) Claymation and digital painting
A) Nine people and four years B) Three hundred fifty people and one year C) Fourteen people and two years D) Twelve people and three years
A) Animo B) Alias Research C) Exposure Tool D) Avid Media Composer
A) Painting the 934 backgrounds B) Recording the voice talent dialogue C) Editing the story reel D) Compositing of the 2D and 3D elements
A) Toon Boom Technologies B) Bardel Entertainment C) Cambridge Animation D) Alias Research for Silicon Graphics
A) Pixar and DreamWorks Pictures B) Amblimation and Walt Disney Feature Animation C) Silicon Graphics and Alias Research D) Bardel Entertainment, Fox Animation Studios and Heart of Texas Productions
A) 1994 B) 1998 C) 2000 D) 1997
A) Jeffrey Katzenberg B) Philip LaZebnik C) Brenda Chapman D) Stephen Schwartz
A) Jeffrey Katzenberg B) Brenda Chapman C) Hans Zimmer D) Philip LaZebnik
A) 1994 B) 1999 C) 1997 D) 1998
A) Philip LaZebnik B) Stephen Schwartz C) Brenda Chapman D) Hans Zimmer
A) Mariah Carey B) Whitney Houston C) Stephen Schwartz D) Hans Zimmer
A) Jeff Goldblum B) Steve Martin C) Val Kilmer D) Ralph Fiennes
A) Patrick Stewart B) Danny Glover C) Val Kilmer D) Ralph Fiennes
A) December 18, 1998 B) December 16, 1998 C) September 14, 1999 D) September 14, 2000
A) $500 million B) $100 million C) $350 million D) $218 million
A) 2020 B) 2010 C) 1998 D) 2001
A) 70th Academy Awards B) 71st Academy Awards C) 75th Academy Awards D) 72nd Academy Awards
A) Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit B) Shrek C) A Bug's Life D) Toy Story
A) Queen Tuya B) Tzipporah C) Miriam D) Yocheved
A) Queen Tuya B) Jethro C) Yocheved D) Pharaoh Seti
A) Prince regent B) Royal Chief Architect C) Pharaoh D) High priest
A) High priest B) Prince regent C) Commander of the army D) Royal Chief Architect
A) Miriam sings their mother's lullaby. B) He sees a scar on Miriam's hand. C) Miriam shows him the basket he was placed in. D) Aaron mentions his birthmark.
A) Seti B) Hotep C) Huy D) Jethro
A) Priest B) Architect C) Shepherd D) Merchant
A) A stone tablet B) A pillar of fire C) The Nile River D) A burning bush
A) His sandals B) His shepherding staff C) A golden cup D) His ring
A) They deceptively recreate the transformation. B) They turn their staffs into swords. C) They perform a magic trick with fire. D) They summon frogs from the Nile.
A) They crawl away into the desert. B) They turn back into wood. C) They are eaten by Moses's snake. D) They bite Rameses.
A) Tzipporah B) Jethro C) Aaron D) Miriam
A) They swim across safely. B) The water freezes into ice. C) Moses uses his staff to part the sea. D) They build wooden rafts.
A) Seti B) Hotep C) Huy D) Rameses
A) Goshen B) Mount Sinai C) Midian D) Canaan
A) The Ten Commandments B) The Golden Staff C) The Book of Exodus D) The royal crown of Egypt
A) Val Kilmer B) Amick Byram C) Bobby Motown D) Brian Stokes Mitchell
A) Michelle Pfeiffer B) Helen Mirren C) Ofra Haza D) Sandra Bullock
A) Michelle Pfeiffer B) Helen Mirren C) Sandra Bullock D) Eden Riegel
A) Brian Stokes Mitchell B) Amick Byram C) Linda Dee Shayne D) Sally Dworsky
A) Stephanie Sawyer B) Francesca Marie Smith C) Eden Riegel D) Aria Curzon
A) Danny Glover B) Steve Martin C) Jeff Goldblum D) Val Kilmer
A) James Avery B) Patrick Stewart C) Danny Glover D) Martin Short
A) Brian Stokes Mitchell B) Linda Dee Shayne C) Sally Dworsky D) Amick Byram
A) Patrick Stewart B) James Avery C) Ralph Fiennes D) Danny Glover
A) Sandra Bullock B) Michelle Pfeiffer C) Helen Mirren D) Ofra Haza
A) Brian Stokes Mitchell B) Linda Dee Shayne C) Amick Byram D) Sally Dworsky
A) Patrick Stewart B) James Avery C) Martin Short D) Steve Martin
A) Steve Martin B) Val Kilmer C) Jeff Goldblum D) Martin Short
A) Michelle Pfeiffer B) Sandra Bullock C) Ofra Haza D) Helen Mirren
A) James Avery B) Bobby Motown C) Eden Riegel D) Aria Curzon
A) Francesca Marie Smith B) Aria Curzon C) Eden Riegel D) Stephanie Sawyer
A) Stephanie Sawyer B) Francesca Marie Smith C) Aria Curzon D) Eden Riegel
A) Francesca Marie Smith B) Aria Curzon C) Eden Riegel D) Stephanie Sawyer
A) Steve Martin B) Patrick Stewart C) Danny Glover D) James Avery
A) Adoptive brothers B) Father and son C) High priests D) Biological brothers
A) New York B) Los Angeles C) Nashville D) London
A) Gospel B) Country C) Pop D) Classical
A) Gospel B) Country C) Rock D) Jazz
A) Metropolitan Opera Chorus B) Salisbury Cathedral Choir C) London Symphony Chorus D) Vienna Boys Choir
A) Grauman's Chinese Theatre B) Hollywood Palladium C) UCLA's Royce Hall D) Annecy International Animation Film Festival
A) Madagascar B) Shrek C) Antz D) Sinbad
A) Lon Bender B) Hans Zimmer C) Jim Tharp D) Stephen Schwartz
A) Teenagers B) Adults C) Children D) Toddlers
A) Target B) Burger King C) Walmart D) Toys "R" Us
A) Burger King backed out of the deal B) Walmart bought exclusive rights C) The toys were too expensive to produce D) It would trivialize the film
A) Michael Koelsch B) Hans Zimmer C) Jane Yolen D) Stephen Schwartz
A) The composer's birthday B) The film's 10th anniversary C) The film's 20th anniversary D) DreamWorks Animation's 25th anniversary
A) AOL Time Warner B) Sony C) NBCUniversal D) Comcast
A) $100,250 B) $58,803 C) $19,990 D) $5,880,300
A) 35mm interpositive print B) 70mm master print C) VHS tape master D) Original digital files
A) Remastered print B) Original files C) LaserDisc format D) 35mm interpositive print |