Question 1

Video cameras are designed to compensate for the presence of a strong backlight on the subject.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The term ____________ refers to the act of composing a shot within the viewfinder of a video camera.

Accepted Answer

A)  coverage 
B)  framing 
C)  master shot 
D)  point of view 
A)  coverage 
B)  framing 
C)  master shot 
D)  point of view

Question 3

A soft light serves which of the following functions in subject lighting.

Accepted Answer

A)  it serves as a directional light source producing strong reflections and shadows 
B)  it serves as a diffused light source that casts light shadows with soft edges 
C)  it serves as a focusable lighting instrument that allows the user to alter the angle of the beam across a range 
D)  it serves to separate the subject from the background by accentuating the contours of the subject's hair and shoulders 
A)  it serves as a directional light source producing strong reflections and shadows 
B)  it serves as a diffused light source that casts light shadows with soft edges 
C)  it serves as a focusable lighting instrument that allows the user to alter the angle of the beam across a range 
D)  it serves to separate the subject from the background by accentuating the contours of the subject's hair and shoulders

Question 4

In film grammar, a ____________ shot is one that reveals to the viewer what the subject is seeing through his or her own eyes.

Accepted Answer

A)  handheld 
B)  low-angle 
C)  master 
D)  POV 
A)  handheld 
B)  low-angle 
C)  master 
D)  POV

Question 5

Which of the following terms refers to an edited series of individual shots that promotes a sense of continuous action or narrative flow frame

Accepted Answer

A)  frame 
B)  sequence 
C)  shot 
D)  take 
A)  frame 
B)  sequence 
C)  shot 
D)  take

Question 6

A tilt is the swivel movement of a camera in a vertical sweep, up or down, on a fixed pivot point.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Video cameras are designed to compensate for the presence of a strong backlight on the subject.

The term ____________ refers to the act of composing a shot within the viewfinder of a video camera.

A soft light serves which of the following functions in subject lighting.

In film grammar, a ____________ shot is one that reveals to the viewer what the subject is seeing through his or her own eyes.

Which of the following terms refers to an edited series of individual shots that promotes a sense of continuous action or narrative flow frame

A tilt is the swivel movement of a camera in a vertical sweep, up or down, on a fixed pivot point.

Understanding Multimedia

The Computer

Project Planning and Evaluation

Visual Communication

Page Layout

Interface Design

WEB Design

Text

Graphics

Photography

Sound and Video Recording

Audio Production

Time-Based Editing

Filters

Exam 13: Video Production

Video cameras are designed to compensate for the presence of a strong backlight on the subject.

The term ____________ refers to the act of composing a shot within the viewfinder of a video camera.

A soft light serves which of the following functions in subject lighting.

In film grammar, a ____________ shot is one that reveals to the viewer what the subject is seeing through his or her own eyes.

Which of the following terms refers to an edited series of individual shots that promotes a sense of continuous action or narrative flow frame

A tilt is the swivel movement of a camera in a vertical sweep, up or down, on a fixed pivot point.

Understanding Multimedia

The Computer

Project Planning and Evaluation

Visual Communication

Page Layout

Interface Design

WEB Design

Text

Graphics

Photography

Sound and Video Recording

Audio Production

Time-Based Editing

Filters