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About: This bingo card is perfect for film studies classrooms or university seminars, capturing the hilariously familiar quirks of professors, students, and technical mishaps. With a playful nod to movie clichés, academic tangents, and classroom chaos, it brings fun and camaraderie to any cinephile crowd or artsy academic setting.
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Paper Players: Print PDF bingo cards and physically write on the cards.
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Start by downloading the ESRA BINGO PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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The caller opens the play by randomly pulling an item from the call list and calling out it to all players.
The players look at their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they cross off that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items yells "Bingo!" and wins the play.
The caller confirms that the items marked form a proper line according to the Bingo card and call list.
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This ESRA BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Believe in yourself", "Cinema is a business, investors want more money back", "Cinematic", "Is it okay if we ignore the syllabus today", "Just keep making movies", "Sorry my english is not that good", "The industry", "We don't have enough time for that today", "Where are you guys from", "You have to be organized", "You should be learning French", Asks insultingly bad question, Calls someone by the wrong name, Challenge: Someone convinces a prof to accept a truly absurd opinion, Challenge: Someone goes on an intense rant about Citizen Kane for a minimum 120 seconds without being interrupted., Challenge: Someone says "meow" 5 times throughout conversation without prof realizing (a la Super Troopers), Class at 8:30 (Pity square), Computer problems, Covers something we covered in the first year, Explains a film role, Global statement about French Culture, Hates a certain movie, Late to start class, Long personal anecdote, Loves a certain movie, Makes weird joke about someone's name, Mentions AI negatively, Mentions AI positively, Mentions Hitchcock, Kubrick, or Truffaut, Mentions shot types, Mentions the importance of pre-production, Mentions Trump or Americans, Projector problems, Says "zoom" 5 times, Seems confused about what we already know, Shows random youtube video, Sound problems, Talks at length about budgets/financials, You actually learned something new (personal).
This ESRA BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Believe in yourself", "Cinema is a business, investors want more money back", "Cinematic", "Is it okay if we ignore the syllabus today", "Just keep making movies", "Sorry my english is not that good", "The industry", "We don't have enough time for that today", "Where are you guys from", "You have to be organized", "You should be learning French", Asks insultingly bad question, Calls someone by the wrong name, Challenge: Someone convinces a prof to accept a truly absurd opinion, Challenge: Someone goes on an intense rant about Citizen Kane for a minimum 120 seconds without being interrupted., Challenge: Someone says "meow" 5 times throughout conversation without prof realizing (a la Super Troopers), Class at 8:30 (Pity square), Computer problems, Covers something we covered in the first year, Explains a film role, Global statement about French Culture, Hates a certain movie, Late to start class, Long personal anecdote, Loves a certain movie, Makes weird joke about someone's name, Mentions AI negatively, Mentions AI positively, Mentions Hitchcock, Kubrick, or Truffaut, Mentions shot types, Mentions the importance of pre-production, Mentions Trump or Americans, Projector problems, Says "zoom" 5 times, Seems confused about what we already know, Shows random youtube video, Sound problems, Talks at length about budgets/financials, You actually learned something new (personal).