TV1 Semester Review

A program format in which all or most of the audio is a song.

I am the director's "eyes and ears" in the studio.

A numerical listing of each shot to be captured by each camera in a multi-camera shoot.

The first turns the camera left or right, the second moves the camera left or right.

It divides the screen into a tic-tac-toe grid.

A three wheeled cart attached to the legs of a tripod.

Abbreviated, this reads: ECU, CU, AR180.

Placing items in the camera's frame by operating the camera and tripod.

It can be a camera movement as well as a camera mount.

In a boradcast news facility, I coordinate the content and flow of a newscast.

The collective name given to all of the talent participating in a production.

The "general aesthetics" of the show that give the cast and crew direction.

I schedule the equipment and personnel to cover stories.

Not on the street, but the back of a tripod to move with the tripod head.

Moving the center of the picture closer without moving the camera.

Used to bridge what otherwise would be a jump cut.

I operate the studio cameras by remote control.

These acronyms mean "wide shot, pan right, zoom in, medium shot".

An error in editing when editing together similar sized camera shots of the same object.

The video is written in the left column, the audio is written in the right.

The last phase of production.

This happens before the cameras roll.

You see these when the light is too bright for the subject.

A shot commonly used to bridge what would otherwise be a jump cut.

The person who delivers the news from the news desk set in a studio.

I perform the duties of both the photographer and the reporter in the field.

A camera person working with a reporter in the field.

A program that is essentially a research paper for television.

Smoothly pushing the camera forward toward the set.

A program format that is produced in the interest of the public's common good.

I provide the funding for the production of a movie, television show or documentary.