Question 1

Why must you use the insert edit mode when adding video to an existing audio track in analog editing?

Accepted Answer

A)  it is faster and more accurate 
B)  the assemble mode is less accurate 
C)  the assemble mode needs time code 
D)  the insert mode is more stable than the assemble mode 
E)  you can edit the video and audio tracks independently 
A)  it is faster and more accurate 
B)  the assemble mode is less accurate 
C)  the assemble mode needs time code 
D)  the insert mode is more stable than the assemble mode 
E)  you can edit the video and audio tracks independently E

Question 2

What is the most accurate way to match video to an existing audio track?

Accepted Answer

A)  assemble edit 
B)  mark edit-in and edit-out points while listening to the audio track 
C)  use time code 
D)  use the pulse-count system 
E)  apply the PAL system 
A)  assemble edit 
B)  mark edit-in and edit-out points while listening to the audio track 
C)  use time code 
D)  use the pulse-count system 
E)  apply the PAL system C

Question 3

Which of the following is an advantage of assemble editing over insert editing?

Accepted Answer

A)  it does not change the control track on the source tape 
B)  it does not require the prior laying of a control track on the edit master tape 
C)  it allows video track-only editing 
D)  it costs less 
E)  it stabilizes the edits 
A)  it does not change the control track on the source tape 
B)  it does not require the prior laying of a control track on the edit master tape 
C)  it allows video track-only editing 
D)  it costs less 
E)  it stabilizes the edits B

Question 4

What is a window dub?

Accepted Answer

A)  a video recording that displays the station logo in each frame 
B)  a video recording with each frame displaying its time code number 
C)  a copy of a news feature showing the box over the news anchor's shoulder 
D)  a special that is inserted while dubbing the original recording for adding effects 
E)  a series of frames that reveal a moving event though a windowbox cutout 
A)  a video recording that displays the station logo in each frame 
B)  a video recording with each frame displaying its time code number 
C)  a copy of a news feature showing the box over the news anchor's shoulder 
D)  a special that is inserted while dubbing the original recording for adding effects 
E)  a series of frames that reveal a moving event though a windowbox cutout

Question 5

What is the difference between capturing and exporting?

Accepted Answer

A)  capture is nonlinear, while export is linear 
B)  capture is part of the export process 
C)  capture is acquiring images, while export puts images on a hard drive 
D)  capture is done before editing, while export is done after 
E)  capture is done after editing, while export is done before 
A)  capture is nonlinear, while export is linear 
B)  capture is part of the export process 
C)  capture is acquiring images, while export puts images on a hard drive 
D)  capture is done before editing, while export is done after 
E)  capture is done after editing, while export is done before

Question 6

The vector column in a VR log will help you:

Accepted Answer

A)  spot the major vector direction within a shot 
B)  spot the only the motion direction within a shot 
C)  time the shot 
D)  with the logging 
E)  sync the audio with the video 
A)  spot the major vector direction within a shot 
B)  spot the only the motion direction within a shot 
C)  time the shot 
D)  with the logging 
E)  sync the audio with the video

Question 7

What is on-line editing?

Accepted Answer

A)  editing that will produce the final edit master 
B)  paper-and-pencil editing 
C)  insert editing, then assemble editing 
D)  editing that will produce a rough cut 
E)  editing performed on a timeline 
A)  editing that will produce the final edit master 
B)  paper-and-pencil editing 
C)  insert editing, then assemble editing 
D)  editing that will produce a rough cut 
E)  editing performed on a timeline

Question 8

What is the difference between linear and nonlinear editing?

Accepted Answer

A)  nonlinear editing does not use time code, while linear editing does. 
B)  nonlinear editing allows random access, while linear editing does not 
C)  nonlinear editing does not use a computer interface, while linear editing does 
D)  nonlinear editing includes audio-editing capabilities, while linear editing does not 
E)  nonlinear editing is used exclusively for on-line editing, while linear editing is used exclusively for off-line editing 
A)  nonlinear editing does not use time code, while linear editing does. 
B)  nonlinear editing allows random access, while linear editing does not 
C)  nonlinear editing does not use a computer interface, while linear editing does 
D)  nonlinear editing includes audio-editing capabilities, while linear editing does not 
E)  nonlinear editing is used exclusively for on-line editing, while linear editing is used exclusively for off-line editing

Question 9

What is the least obtrusive transition?

Accepted Answer

A)  a dissolve 
B)  a wipe 
C)  a DVE 
D)  a cut 
E)  a superimposition 
A)  a dissolve 
B)  a wipe 
C)  a DVE 
D)  a cut 
E)  a superimposition

Question 10

What does audio transcription refer to?

Accepted Answer

A)  reading the script aloud to get a feel for the best edit points 
B)  changing analog audio into digital audio 
C)  writing down each spoken word on the sound track 
D)  translating sound effects into words 
E)  copying an audio track from an analog tape to a hard drive 
A)  reading the script aloud to get a feel for the best edit points 
B)  changing analog audio into digital audio 
C)  writing down each spoken word on the sound track 
D)  translating sound effects into words 
E)  copying an audio track from an analog tape to a hard drive

Why must you use the insert edit mode when adding video to an existing audio track in analog editing?

What is the most accurate way to match video to an existing audio track?

Which of the following is an advantage of assemble editing over insert editing?

What is a window dub?

What is the difference between capturing and exporting?

The vector column in a VR log will help you:

What is on-line editing?

What is the difference between linear and nonlinear editing?

What is the least obtrusive transition?

What does audio transcription refer to?

The Television Production Process

The Producer in Preproduction

The Script

The Director in Preproduction

Analog and Digital Television

The Television Camera

Lenses

Camera Operation and Picture Composition

Audio: Sound Pickup

Audio: Sound Control

Lighting

Techniques of Television Lighting

Video-Recording and Storage Systems

Switching, or Instantaneous Editing

Design

Television Talent

The Director in Production

Field Production and Big Remotes

Editing Functions and Principles

Filters

Exam 19: Postproduction Editing: How It Works

Why must you use the insert edit mode when adding video to an existing audio track in analog editing?

What is the most accurate way to match video to an existing audio track?

Which of the following is an advantage of assemble editing over insert editing?

What is a window dub?

What is the difference between capturing and exporting?

The vector column in a VR log will help you:

What is on-line editing?

What is the difference between linear and nonlinear editing?

What is the least obtrusive transition?

What does audio transcription refer to?

The Television Production Process

The Producer in Preproduction

The Script

The Director in Preproduction

Analog and Digital Television

The Television Camera

Lenses

Camera Operation and Picture Composition

Audio: Sound Pickup

Audio: Sound Control

Lighting

Techniques of Television Lighting

Video-Recording and Storage Systems

Switching, or Instantaneous Editing

Design

Television Talent

The Director in Production

Field Production and Big Remotes

Editing Functions and Principles

Filters