Broadcasting Test Practice

A list of each scene in a program with all the equipment needed to shoot each scene.

A program script that is very brief and used for programs in which the order of events is predetermined

A cutaway shot often used in interview programs and usually recorded after the interviewee has left the set.

A news story that is introduced by an anchor and delivered through a live feed by a reporter on location.

Program narration provided by talent that is heard, but not seen by the viewer.

A corporation that bundles a collection of programs (sports, news, and entertainment)

Statistical information about the potential viewing audience and include age, gender, race, education, etc.

Fully moveable black metal flaps attached to the front of a lighting instrument; used to block or reshape the light.

The relationship of the width of the television screen to the height of the television screen, as in 4:3 (four by three)

A program format that is a collection of individual news stories.

A program format that involves a conversation between an interviewer and an interviewee.

A performance technique; when talent speaks lines or performs actions that are not in the script or rehearsed.

A program rehearsal session that includes the talent, technical director, audio engineer, camera operators, and director

A shot that includes two items of primary importance.

The television signal travels through the air from one antenna to another antenna.

A two-camera shooting technique in which the camera on the left shoots the person on the right of the set

A computer screen positioned in front of the camera lens that displays dialogue text in large type.

Footage that includes shots of anything visual mentioned during the interview or that is related to the topic

Type of news story that contains information that viewers need to have immediately; characterized by seriousness.

Permission to broadcast copyrighted material to the public.