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Television Production 2 - Midterm review
Television Production 2 - Midterm review
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1
What is B-Roll?
Special effects
Shots taken for a package
Sounds on the footage
Voiceovers made by the anchor
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What factor(s) should a journalist use to judge the newsworthiness of a story?
Proximity (How close it is to viewers)
All of the above should be considered
Timeliness (When it happened or happens)
Consequence (Does it affect lots of viewers and how?)
3
A idea written into narrative from an outline that tells program's story is a _____.
Treatment
Format
Lead
Outline
4
A story that can air anytime is called what?
Evergreen News
Breaking News
Hard News
Soft News
5
The type of media that is expected to report from a particular point of view.
Mainstream Media
Non-Mainstream Media
Tabloid Media
6
The type of news that is serious and timely. Ex: Hurricanes, Crime, Health Concerns like Zika
Evergreen News
Soft News
Hard News
7
The type of media that is expected to provide a fair and unbiased presentation of facts.
Non-Mainstream Media
Tabloid Media
Mainstream Media
8
A very brief script used for panels, talk shows, and other programs is a _______ script.
Treatment
Format
Word-For-Word
9
When the first line of a story begins abruptly and immediately it is a ______ lead.
Soft
Hard
10
The type of news that is characterized by interest. Ex: Celebrity updates and consumer tips
Hard News
Soft News
Breaking News
11
T or F: Lecture format is also known as BTF (Big Talking Face) or Talking Head.
True
False
12
T or F: A program proposal is done before script is written, so Executive Producer can approve.
True
False
13
This is a shot where the interviewer does not say anything, but simply nods as if listening.
Nod Shot
Over The Should Shot
Two Shot
Back Shot
14
This device is the fastest way to get information to the public and is worn in anchor's ear.
Clicker (Remote in hand)
IFB (Interrupted Feedback)
15
When you split two clips on the timeline in Adobe, you are using the blade to ____ the clips.
Break
Cut
End
Destory
16
This type of program has a group of professional discussing a topic on air. Ex: Sports Talk
Panel Discussion
Magazine
Music Video
Lecture
17
Which amendment guarantees the freedom of press?
First
Second
Third
Fourth
18
A package that covers hard news or current events is a _________ package.
Personality
Feature
Extended
News
19
The first sentence in a story.
Voice over
Track
Close
Lead
20
A package that is 2-4 minutes in length is called a ________ Package.
Personality
Extended
News
Feature
21
A conversation between two people (interviewer and interviewee) is called what?
Interview
Documentary
Panel Discussion
Drama
22
This type of program includes both drama and comedies and requires actors.
PSA
Drama
Lecture
Magazine
23
Production device that shows change in relationship or time.
Storyboard
B-Roll
Outline
Montage
24
The type of media that stretches and exaggerates facts by dealing with sensational stories.
Non-Mainstream Media
Mainstream Media
Tabloid Media
25
VO-SOT means?
Voice Over - Shot On Tape
Voice Over - Sound on Tape
26
This type of program tells a story with shots of a band and music in the background.
PSA
Magazine
Drama
Story Style Music Video
27
Which crew members are responsible for deciding what stories will be covered in a news show?
Video Editors and Production Assistants
Director and Graphic Artist
Anchor and Photographer
News Director and Producers
28
Which type of voice should you use for TV news?
Passive
Active
29
A 30 to 60 second program that aims to inform the public to do or not do something is a _____.
Lecture/Demonstration
Drama
PSA
Magazine
30
An entire program committed to paper, including dialogue, music & camera angles is called a __.
Demonstration
Video
Lecture
Script