Question 1

Sunlight (daylight) and studio (tungsten) light have different _______ and will affect the color quality of a shot

Accepted Answer

A)  contrasts 
B)  intensity 
C)  color temperatures 
D)  color blends 
A)  contrasts 
B)  intensity 
C)  color temperatures 
D)  color blends

Question 2

Broad, nondirectional, soft light is known as________ lighting

Accepted Answer

The answer of Broad, nondirectional, soft light is known as________...

Question 3

Which of the following are advantages of LED lighting?

Accepted Answer

A)  LED lights can be dimmed with no color shift 
B)  LED lights don't get hot 
C)  LED lights provide more light per watt than other types of light 
D)  LED lights have a much longer life than other lights 
E)  all of the above 
A)  LED lights can be dimmed with no color shift 
B)  LED lights don't get hot 
C)  LED lights provide more light per watt than other types of light 
D)  LED lights have a much longer life than other lights 
E)  all of the above

Question 4

A light's ""brightness"" is referred to as ______ and affects exposure

Accepted Answer

A)  intensity 
B)  color temperature 
C)  compensation 
D)  existing light 
A)  intensity 
B)  color temperature 
C)  compensation 
D)  existing light

Question 5

The most common lighting plan used in studios is

Accepted Answer

A)  fill lighting 
B)  camera lighting 
C)  three-point lighting 
D)  three-way lighting 
A)  fill lighting 
B)  camera lighting 
C)  three-point lighting 
D)  three-way lighting

Question 6

An _________light is a sharply focused/defined spotlight

Accepted Answer

The answer of An _________light is a sharply focused/defined spotlight...

Question 7

In a three-point lighting plan, the _____ light reduces the shadows created by the primary light and is usually a diffused, soft light

Accepted Answer

A)  key 
B)  fill 
C)  back 
D)  side 
A)  key 
B)  fill 
C)  back 
D)  side

Question 8

A ___________is a small portable light can be attached to the top of a video camera

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ___________is a small portable light can...

Question 9

Soft light that illuminates a wide area and softens shadows is

Accepted Answer

A)  diffused 
B)  directional 
C)  closed 
D)  on camera 
A)  diffused 
B)  directional 
C)  closed 
D)  on camera

Sunlight (daylight) and studio (tungsten) light have different _______ and will affect the color quality of a shot

Broad, nondirectional, soft light is known as________ lighting

Which of the following are advantages of LED lighting?

A light's ""brightness"" is referred to as ______ and affects exposure

The most common lighting plan used in studios is

An _________light is a sharply focused/defined spotlight

In a three-point lighting plan, the _____ light reduces the shadows created by the primary light and is usually a diffused, soft light

A ___________is a small portable light can be attached to the top of a video camera

Soft light that illuminates a wide area and softens shadows is

Overview of Video Production

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Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

Directing

The Camera

Using the Camera

Shooting Objects and People

Working With the Talent

Audio for Video

The Background

Tv Graphics

Recording the Video

Editing

Distributing Your Production

Filters

Exam 12: Lighting for Video

Sunlight (daylight) and studio (tungsten) light have different _______ and will affect the color quality of a shot

Broad, nondirectional, soft light is known as________ lighting

Which of the following are advantages of LED lighting?

A light's ""brightness"" is referred to as ______ and affects exposure

The most common lighting plan used in studios is

An _________light is a sharply focused/defined spotlight

In a three-point lighting plan, the _____ light reduces the shadows created by the primary light and is usually a diffused, soft light

A ___________is a small portable light can be attached to the top of a video camera

Soft light that illuminates a wide area and softens shadows is

Overview of Video Production

Production Crew

Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

Directing

The Camera

Using the Camera

Shooting Objects and People

Working With the Talent

Audio for Video

The Background

Tv Graphics

Recording the Video

Editing

Distributing Your Production

Filters