Question 1

Directors use visual variety to help maintain viewer interest by

Accepted Answer

A)  only using shots with the same size and angle 
B)  repeating the same shot 
C)  never using the same shot twice 
D)  variations in pace, tempo, and emphasis 
A)  only using shots with the same size and angle 
B)  repeating the same shot 
C)  never using the same shot twice 
D)  variations in pace, tempo, and emphasis D

Question 2

Varying shot sizes and camera viewpoints, and moving the subject and/or the camera are techniques that directors use to

Accepted Answer

A)  focus viewer attention 
B)  keep the crew busy 
C)  communicate with engineers 
D)  revise the script 
A)  focus viewer attention 
B)  keep the crew busy 
C)  communicate with engineers 
D)  revise the script A

Question 3

When working with talent, an effective director will strive to

Accepted Answer

A)  put talent at ease 
B)  give talent clear instructions 
C)  be aware of the time limits 
D)  all of the above 
A)  put talent at ease 
B)  give talent clear instructions 
C)  be aware of the time limits 
D)  all of the above D

Question 4

During a production, a director must be able to communicate with

Accepted Answer

A)  only the producer of the program 
B)  a wide variety of production personnel 
C)  the general manager of the station 
D)  only the talent 
A)  only the producer of the program 
B)  a wide variety of production personnel 
C)  the general manager of the station 
D)  only the talent

Question 5

One of the visual skills that a director must exercise is the ability to select the appropriate shots

Accepted Answer

A)  to distract the viewer 
B)  to make talent look good 
C)  to guide a viewer through a scene 
D)  to make the audio mixer more comfortable 
A)  to distract the viewer 
B)  to make talent look good 
C)  to guide a viewer through a scene 
D)  to make the audio mixer more comfortable

Question 6

Directors use these techniques to focus viewers' attention on a specific area of a shot

Accepted Answer

A)  focus 
B)  brightness 
C)  motion 
D)  dominant figures 
E)  all of the above 
A)  focus 
B)  brightness 
C)  motion 
D)  dominant figures 
E)  all of the above

Question 7

Multiple camera production allows a director to

Accepted Answer

A)  instantly cut between cameras 
B)  see several camera viewpoints at the same time 
C)  spend less time in production 
D)  none of the above 
E)  a and b 
A)  instantly cut between cameras 
B)  see several camera viewpoints at the same time 
C)  spend less time in production 
D)  none of the above 
E)  a and b

Question 8

Why do directors generally take shots in the most convenient, rational order?

Accepted Answer

A)  it takes more time 
B)  it's less efficient 
C)  it costs more money 
D)  it's more efficient 
A)  it takes more time 
B)  it's less efficient 
C)  it costs more money 
D)  it's more efficient

Question 9

When a director translates a written script in images, it is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  visual authority 
B)  translation 
C)  scriptwriting 
D)  creative visualization 
A)  visual authority 
B)  translation 
C)  scriptwriting 
D)  creative visualization

Question 10

An effective director must be able to

Accepted Answer

A)  communicate his/her vision of a program 
B)  understand the capabilities of video equipment 
C)  direct the cameras during the production 
D)  none of the above 
E)  a, b, and c 
A)  communicate his/her vision of a program 
B)  understand the capabilities of video equipment 
C)  direct the cameras during the production 
D)  none of the above 
E)  a, b, and c

Directors use visual variety to help maintain viewer interest by

Varying shot sizes and camera viewpoints, and moving the subject and/or the camera are techniques that directors use to

When working with talent, an effective director will strive to

During a production, a director must be able to communicate with

One of the visual skills that a director must exercise is the ability to select the appropriate shots

Directors use these techniques to focus viewers' attention on a specific area of a shot

Multiple camera production allows a director to

Why do directors generally take shots in the most convenient, rational order?

When a director translates a written script in images, it is known as

An effective director must be able to

Overview of Video Production

Production Crew

Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

The Camera

Using the Camera

Shooting Objects and People

Working With the Talent

Audio for Video

Lighting for Video

The Background

Tv Graphics

Recording the Video

Editing

Distributing Your Production

Filters

Exam 6: Directing

Directors use visual variety to help maintain viewer interest by

Varying shot sizes and camera viewpoints, and moving the subject and/or the camera are techniques that directors use to

When working with talent, an effective director will strive to

During a production, a director must be able to communicate with

One of the visual skills that a director must exercise is the ability to select the appropriate shots

Directors use these techniques to focus viewers' attention on a specific area of a shot

Multiple camera production allows a director to

Why do directors generally take shots in the most convenient, rational order?

When a director translates a written script in images, it is known as

An effective director must be able to

Overview of Video Production

Production Crew

Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

The Camera

Using the Camera

Shooting Objects and People

Working With the Talent

Audio for Video

Lighting for Video

The Background

Tv Graphics

Recording the Video

Editing

Distributing Your Production

Filters