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Video Production and Editing Vocabulary

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This is the pre-test over the vocabulary we will be using throughout this unit.

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1
How would you best describe subtitles?
Cutting off part of the screen
sliding text that displays across a monitor
captions displayed at the bottom on a movie
rotates u and down in a vertical plane
2
Which best describes the tracking shot:
A waist up shot.. mostly done in movies
circles the subject
Follows the subject from behind or alongside
makes the subject look bigger
3
Which shots are you mostly likely going to use during your video production?
Long shot
Arc shot
Medium shot
Tracking shot
4
Pre-production consists of:
writing a script and developing a story board
filming
planning and collaboration
editing your video
5
How would you best describe a wide shot?
a shot that's positioned behind one's shoulder
observes most of the action in the performance
picks up character movements and gestures
a shot that tightly frames a person or object
6
A signal to an actor or other performer to enter or to begin their speech or performance
Close up
Render
Cue
Script
7
All of the following are camera angles except:
Medium shot
Pan
Point of view
Pace
8
How would you best describe a narration?
Keeping up with something
commentary delivered to accompany a movie or broadcast film
Telling a story
Describing the scene setup
9
What is a storyboard?
Describe the history of your video
Used for post-production
Used to plan your video
graphic representation of how your video will unfold
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Why is a script important?
It's the written text of a play or broadcast
it captions the movie or film
it's the narration of a play
Shapes your story line