WWCW Quiz Bowl #1

The key light is used as the main source of light on the subject.

What does it mean for a sound to be diegetic?

Which is an example of NON-Diagetic sound?

Which of these is the SECOND most important character in a story AND supports the main character?

What makes a genre?

Which is true?

Which microphone type is best for isolating a single voice?

If a shot looks flat and has NO background separation, what is likely the issue?

Which crew role is responsible for setting up lights on set?

Which setting controls how wide the lens opens to let in light?

A lens with a length of 24mm is typically considered a:

Sitcoms typically follow a LINEAR structure.

A POV shot is used to show what a character sees from their perspective.

Which is NOT part of a film's setting?

Which ISO setting adds the MOST grain/noise?

The Rule of Thirds divides the frame into:

What three settings control exposure?

If an image has too much contrast, you lose detail in the shadows & highlights.

Which mic would likely be held off of a pole?

The fill light helps to:

What is the point of Composition in filmmaking?

In a dramatic narrative, the characters drive the plot forward.

Ambient sound refers to:

Prime lenses give you more options than Zoom lenses.

3-Point lighting consists of:

Which of the following is part of mise-en-scene?

When a character addresses the audience directly, this is an example of:

Zoom lenses produce a HIGHER image quality than Prime lenses.

The Rule of Thirds helps create visual balance by aligning important subject along imaginary lines (sweet spots).

Which crew member handles camera focus during a shot?

Which lens warps perspective the MOST?

You can change focus distance by moving the camera.

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