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Video Production Quiz
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This is a quiz on some of the basic concepts for video production.
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What type of shot is this?
Over the Shoulder
Close Up
Long Shot
Two Shot
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This is a type of nonfiction program intended to communicate information about a real world topic.
Documentary
News
Mockumentary
Infomercial
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An extremely high, vertical camera angle that simulates the view from a plane or drone.
Oblique Angle
Skyscraper Angle
High Angle
Bird's Eye Angle
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A segment of a program, usually a few minutes consisting of related, organized material.
Take
Sample
Shot
Sequence
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What does the term "Frame Off" mean?
Exclude something by placing it outside of the frame.
When you have a piece of art and you remove the frame.
Making sure your subject fits inside of the frame.
To remove the border from a video presentation.
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What kind of shot is this?
Establishing Shot
Close Up
Long Shot
Medium Close Up
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Special effects that are produced with a computer are called...
Extra Special Effects
Computer-Made-Images
Computer Generated Effects
Computerized Special Effects
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"Sequencing" refers to the order that you imported your videos into your device.
False
True
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The two-dimensional surface on which the image appears.
Staging in Depth
Focus
Leading Lines
Picture Plane
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Narration is...
A type of video camera that only records audio.
Any speaking character in your video presentation.
Spoken commentary by a person not seen in the frame.
Characters speaking in your video.
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This is a major section (usually 10-45 minutes) of a longer program.
Clip
Act
Sequence
Play
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Positioning subjects and camera to exploit perspective in the image.
Picture Plane
Staging in Depth
Leading Lines
Focus
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Form of video time progression in which a single series of events moves forward in a single stream.
Parallel Time Flow
Disjointed Time Flow
Serial Time Flow
Singular Time Flow
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This type of lens reduces subjects in size and exaggerates depth.
Telephoto
Wide Lens
Short Lens
Macro
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To "Trim" a clip means...
Remove unwanted material from a shot.
To move clips around in a sequence.
To give your younger brother a haircut.
To cut a video short while filming.
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What is outside the frame...
...exists only when it feels like it, which isn't very often.
...always exists.
...does not exist unless you imply that it is there.
...doesn't matter!
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An editing technique that allows two actions to be shown at the same time.
Cross-Cutting
Frame Rate
Slow Motion
Fast Motion
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This is the position from which a shot is taken.
Camera Position
Lens Movement
Camera Angle
Setup
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After you've added your clips into your editing software, the first thing you do is...
remove audio.
trim them.
color correction.
organize them.
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These effects are produced physically, without computer-generated imagery or other post-production techniques.
Computer Generated Effects
Gag
Physical Effects
Practical Effets
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A composition in which dissimilar elements have equal visual weight.
Asymmetrical Balance
Symmetrical Balance
Balance
Equal Frame Ratio
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Video sequences that are recorded out of chronological order and reorganized during the editing process.
Video Time Flow
Parallel Time Flow
Disjointed Time Flow
Serial Time Flow
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A video effect that speeds up the time in a specific sequence.
Frame Rate
Flashback
Fast Motion
Slow Motion
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Editing technique where the editor cuts from one shot to another in order to match the action.
Editing On Action
Cutting On Movement
Cutting On Action
Editing On Movement
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With this camera movement, the entire camera moves up and down.
Zoom
Pan
Tilt
Ped
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Form of video time progression in which two or more sequences of action are shown happening at the same time.
Disjointed Time Flow
Parallel Time Flow
Video Time Flow
Serial Time Flow
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The number of frames (images) per second at which a video is recorded and displayed.
Frame Time
Frame Rate
Video Rate
Video Frame
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This type of commercial convinces you that everyone is doing it, so why aren't you?
Bandwagon
Convincing Commercial
Celebrity Endorsement
Infomercial
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This angle shows your subject from below, and makes them look powerful.
High Angle
Low Angle
Below Angle
Medium Angle
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This is a fade transition that gradually replaces the current shot with a new shot.
Push
Iris
Dissolve
Wipe
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The process of identifying and understanding the elements of composition.
Understanding
Recoding
Unpacking
Decoding
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An infomercial is a progam-length commercial pretending to be a regular program.
True
False
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The part of an image that appears sharp and clear or the object of the viewer's attention.
Leading Lines
Picture Plane
Focus
Staging in Depth
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What kind of shot is this?
Establishing Shot
Close Up
Two Shot
Extreme Close Up
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What type of shot is this?
Extreme Close Up
Close Up
Long Shot
Medium Close UP
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The specific places in two shots with matching action where the shots can be cut together.
Match Point
Action Point
Matching Action
Match Maker
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This angle is from above your subject and makes them look small...
Low Angle
Small Angle
Profile
High Angle
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Direction of movement is determined by...
...the actor.
...cinematic photography.
...the director.
...the frame.
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In this camera movement, the lens moves up and down while the camera body stays in place.
Tilt
Ped
Pan
Zoom
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This type of commercial uses a famous person to sell their product.
Bandwagon
Famous Person Presentation
Celebrity Endorsement
Infomercial
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This is the purposeful arrangement of visual elements in the frame.
Layout
Background
Composition
Frame
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A technique of emphasizing one element in a picture, or the difference between the light and dark.
Composition
Decoding
Balance
Contrast
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This kind of shot shows what your character is looking when an object is in their hand...
Cut In
Two Shot
Cut Away
OTS
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This kind of lens magnifies distant subjects and reduces apparent depth.
Macro Lens
Telephoto Lens
Wide Lens
4/3 Lens
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A sequence that takes place earlier in time in the story than the sequence that precedes it.
Slow Motion
Montage
Fast Motion
Flashback
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In video, height and width are determined by the frame, and depth is...
...created by cinema magic!
...up to the viewer.
...determined by movement.
...an illusion.
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This is a single film in a video picture OR the border of the video screen.
Gag
Frame
Sell
Setup
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This is a single camera position, usually including lights, audio, the camera and the tripod.
Primary Angle
Fixed Position Lens
Camera One
Setup
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A "Take" is...
A single attempt to record a shot.
How much film is left in a camera.
How you feel about a subject.
Your finished video project.
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Which of these has to meet the highest standard of truthfulness?
YouTube & Instagram Videos.
An infomercial.
A sitcom, or TV show.
The evening news & newspapers.
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Use this rule when you are framing your subjects...
Rule of Fractions
Rule of Thirds
Rule of Composition
Rule of Video
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A shot is...
The same as a camera angle.
Your entire video presentation.
An uninterrupted recording by a video camera.
Several clips put together in Adobe Rush.
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This refers to any effect, trick or stunt.
Sell
Frame
Setup
Gag
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Lines in the image that emphasize an element by pointing to it.
Leading LInes
Staging in Depth
Focus
Picture Plane
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To "Spin" something means...
To turn the camera while filming.
To make up facts during an interview.
The management of information for someone's benefit.
To lie on camera.
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What is a background track?
Where someone reads a script in the background.
The music that I put in a video.
A race course where horses can run behind a building.
An audio track of the sounds of an environment.
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This lens movement magnifies the subject, making it seem like they're getting larger in the frame.
Zoom
Tilt
Pan
Ped
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An illusion created for television and movies by props, camerawork or computer graphics are called...
Special Effects
Cinema Magic!
Special Images
Tricks of Cinema
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A video effect that makes a sequence take more time than normal.
Slow Motion
Flashback
Fast Motion
Screen Time
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This camera movement tracks a subject from left to right or right to left while the camera body stays still.
Pan
Ped
Tilt
Zoom
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This means to add details in order to increase the believability of a screen illusion.
Frame
Sell
Setup
Gag
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This type of shot reveals what your subject is looking at when an object is far away.
Pan
Low Angle
Cut Away
Cut In
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The length of time that a sequence is displayed on the screen.
Screen Time
Editing Time
Video Time
Production Time
