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In order to achieve reliable result when using production equipment, it is important to know the equipment’s __________. |
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The main purpose of production equipment is to __________. |
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One of the great features of modern video equipment is its __________. |
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Productions intended for a large public audience via broadcast or cable transmissions are generally known as television productions. (T or F) |
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Services that we equate with the “new media are considered to be __________ services. |
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Productions intended for a “no-broadcast” audience are generally known as video productions. (T or F) |
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The foundation of producing effective programs derives from __________. |
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In terms of new media, television is considered to be a __________ service. |
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The type of equipment required by a production is determined by __________. |
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The approach taken to producing a program is often determined by __________. |
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The __________ will often take notes for a director and handle special shots and program timing. |
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The assembly of video and audio material during post-production is the responsibility of an __________. |
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The __________ provides general, all-around assistance to a director or producer. |
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The camera operator sets up and operates video cameras. (T or F) |
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A __________ works as a grip, pushes camera dollies, and handles cables. |
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The role of __________ involves designing, arranging, and controlling all lighting treatment in a production. |
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Independent contractors who work for multiple production companies are known as __________. |
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Designing graphics and operating graphics generation equipment is done by the _________. |
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Setting up and operating audio equipment during a production is the job of the __________. |
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The task of operating the production switcher and serving as crew chief is that of the __________. |
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When a camera is pivoted from left to right, that move is known as a __________. |
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The device used to switch between video inputs is the __________. |
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When the whole camera and month are moved to the left or the right, the move is called a __________. |
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When a camera represents the talent’s point of view, it is considered to be __________. |
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When the whole camera and month are moved toward or away from a subject, the move is called a __________. |
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Directors use intercoms to __________. |
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to give instruction to the crew |
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Which of the following types of programs would NOT be appropriate for a multi-camera/control room production? (Choose only one.) |
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The gradual replacement transition between two images is called a __________. |
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The instantaneous transition between two images is a __________. |
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Which of the following types of programs would NOT be appropriate for a single camera style production? (Choose only one.) |
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A list of program segments, in order, is called a __________. |
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A successful script must satisfy which two requirements? |
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fulfills the program’s purpose and is practical |
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__________ describes the basic information on what is going to happen in a scene. |
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A complete, continuous sequence of shots is a __________. |
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Film-style productions and single-camera videos often use this type of script format. |
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In a script, action is shot from different viewpoints by the use of __________. |
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The setting where a scene will e shot is called its __________. |
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Cards positions near a camera for talent to read are known as __________. |
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The purpose of a script is to __________. |
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Tradition television production often use this type of flexible script format. |
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The larger the f-stop number, __________. |
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the smaller the opening, meaning less light
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Focal length is measured in __________. |
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A short focal length creates this type of angle. |
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Of the following, which f-stop would create the greatest depth of field? |
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Of the following focal lengths, which would create the widest angle of view? |
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10 mm (the smaller the wider)
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The small viewfinder with a flexible eyecup is known as the __________. |
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Of the following, which focal length would create the most narrow field of view? |
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1000 mm (the larger the more narrow) |
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A prime lens has a __________ focal length. |
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A long focal length creates this type of angle. |
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The device that attaches to a camera and is used to attach it quickly to a tripod is the ____________. |
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A wide lens angle will cause __________. |
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deepening of the perception of the z-axis |
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The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in focus is defined as __________. |
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Crossing the imaginary line of action causes movement to __________. |
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The aspect ration of standard television (SD) is __________. |
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The aspect ration of high definition television (HDTV) is __________. |
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CU is the abbreviation for __________. |
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Dividing the screens into thirds, both horizontally and vertically for compositional purposes is known as __________. |
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LS is the abbreviation for __________. |
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When shooting a fast moving subject, the subject should be kept __________. |
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behind the center of the frame |
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A narrow lens angle will cause __________. |
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An interviewer’s on-camera segments are best shot __________. |
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Immediately after the Interview |
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Objects look best on camera when the background has __________. |
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A rapid pan that makes a strong impact but can end up in a badly framed picture is a __________. |
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When shooting people, newscasts, studio interviews, and public affairs programs, this is know as informal situations. (T or F) |
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The amount of screen space around a subject in relation to the subject’s position in the screen is referred to as framing (T or F) |
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Interviews with people in their homes, standing in the street, or working are called informal. (T or F) |
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Walking interviews can be difficult because __________. |
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When shooting a moving subject, a __________ camera angle is usually required. |
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Position cuts, which are made at the point of subject movement, are often called __________. |
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Close-up shots wit ha wide angle lens cause distortion. (T or F) |
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Methods of putting talent at ease include __________. |
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shooting them in a natural setting |
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Making inexperienced talent look like natural performers is often a function of __________. |
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Producers often choose professional over amateur talent because __________. |
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professionals save money and provide quality |
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The best way for a director to deal with inexperienced talent to __________. |
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put them at ease and give clear instructions |
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The device attached to the front of a camera that shows the text of a script is the __________. |
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A __________ occurs when talent is placed in front of something that gives context to a story. |
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What is the disadvantage of working with amateur talent? |
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The best professional performers can be counted on to __________. |
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What are the advantages of using professional talent? |
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When producing a program that will feature performers, a director is challenged to __________. |
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find the right talent to fit the script |
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Acoustically, hard surfaces cause reflection of sound waves which creates __________. |
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Another term is used to describe a direction microphone’s pickup pattern is __________. |
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__________ are used to adjust specific portions of the audio spectrum. |
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A highly directional microphone that is used to pick up sound from a distance is a __________ microphone. |
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The devices used to reduce or emphasize the audio dynamic range is a __________. |
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A small, clip-on microphone that allows hands-free pickup of a talent’s voice is a __________. |
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A __________ prevents loud audio from exceeding a system’s upper limit. |
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Sounds that add depth and realism to a production are __________. |
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A microphone that is widely used by news reporters and musicians and allows the talent to control sound pickup is a __________ microphone. |
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Ensuring that the quality and level of audio in successive shots matches is called __________. |
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A light’s “brightness” is referred to as __________ and affects exposure. |
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Sunlight (daylight) and studio (tungsten) light have different __________ and will affect the color quality of a shot. |
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The most common lighting plan used in studios is __________. |
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The __________ light is used to separate the subject from the background. |
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__________ lights are used to light sets from the floor up. |
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Two main objectives of lighting are __________. |
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The __________ light reduces the shadows created by the primary light and is usually a soft, diffused light. |
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Soft light that illuminates a wide area and softens shadows is __________. |
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__________ is attached to the front of a lighting instrument and is used to soften and reduce the intensity of a light. |
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The overall color quality of a light is referred to as __________. |
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A background that is visually attractive but does not remind us of a specific style, period, or place is a __________ background. |
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By choosing which parts of a location or background to show an audience, a television direction __________ reality. |
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A pure black background is also known as a _________. |
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Effective sets, regardless of cost, produce the desired illustrations when they _________. |
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appear to be the real thing |
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A background that is plain white is called a __________ background. |
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Altering a “natural” background” is often done so that its appearance __________. |
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Objects positioned in the foreground of a shot can give a scene a sense of __________. |
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The aspect ration for high definition television (HDTV) is __________. |
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The aspect ration for standard definition (SD) television is: |
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A set that is built into a studio for regular use is a ___________ set. |
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The text materials that recognize those who appear and work on a TV show are the __________. |
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Character generator is the generic name for any type of TV graphic creation equipment. (T or F)
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Text that moves horizontally across a television screen is a __________. |
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The best types of backgrounds for graphics include __________. |
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What should be one of the main purposes of a program’s graphics? |
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to convey information clearly |
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Outlining the letters used in a graphic presentation will often make them __________. |
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Which category of graphics brings a program to its conclusion? |
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When text moves up or down on a screen, it is referred to as a __________. |
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The graphics that announce the beginning of a program are the __________. |
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The best graphics are usually __________. |
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simple, bold, and straightforward |
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What are the advantages of using hard disk drives to record digital video? |
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720p and 1080i are examples of __________. |
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What is the process used by video systems to create a variety of colors? |
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A __________ display system displays a total picture by scanning each line in order instead of alternate lines. |
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An __________ display system scans alternate lines. |
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Of the following, which is not a videotape format? |
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The __________ measures how often an analog signal is converted into digital code. |
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What are the primary colors used by video recording systems? |
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Which types of video display devices are designed to provide accurate, stable images but do not include tuners? |
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Storage devices which can store large amounts of digital data without having any moving parts utilize __________. |
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What is the term for maintaining consistency in appearance from shot to shot is a scene? |
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What is the "running order" of shots in a video program? |
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the order in which they appear |
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What is the process of making notes about recorded material and timecode that occurs before editing? |
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How can an editor increase tension? |
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In terms of editing, a video segment is known as a clip. (T or F) |
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The transition known as the __________ is an instantaneous switch form one shot to the next. |
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What type of cut is produced when an editor cuts between two shots of the same size of the same subject? |
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What is the ratio of footage recorded to footage actually used in a program? |
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What type of shot is used to the overall view of the action? |
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On a nonlinear editing system, the graphic representation of video and audio tracks is the __________. |
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