Question 1

Walking interviews can be difficult because

Accepted Answer

A)  it becomes difficult to hold the camera steady 
B)  sound pickup problems can occur 
C)  talent may have trouble walking and talking naturally 
D)  all of the above 
A)  it becomes difficult to hold the camera steady 
B)  sound pickup problems can occur 
C)  talent may have trouble walking and talking naturally 
D)  all of the above

Question 2

Interviews are best shot in

Accepted Answer

A)  several quick cuts 
B)  slow motion 
C)  low light 
D)  one continuous take 
A)  several quick cuts 
B)  slow motion 
C)  low light 
D)  one continuous take

Question 3

When an interviewer reacts with interest to a subject it is described as a

Accepted Answer

A)  interest shot 
B)  subjective shot 
C)  reaction shot 
D)  interview shot 
A)  interest shot 
B)  subjective shot 
C)  reaction shot 
D)  interview shot

Question 4

Interviews with people in their homes, standing in the street or working are called ______interviews

Accepted Answer

The answer of Interviews with people in their homes, standing...

Walking interviews can be difficult because

Interviews are best shot in

When an interviewer reacts with interest to a subject it is described as a

Interviews with people in their homes, standing in the street or working are called ______interviews

Overview of Video Production

Production Crew

Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

Directing

The Camera

Using the Camera

Working With the Talent

Audio for Video

Lighting for Video

The Background

Tv Graphics

Recording the Video

Editing

Distributing Your Production

Filters

Exam 9: Shooting Objects and People

Walking interviews can be difficult because

Interviews are best shot in

When an interviewer reacts with interest to a subject it is described as a

Interviews with people in their homes, standing in the street or working are called ______interviews

Overview of Video Production

Production Crew

Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

Directing

The Camera

Using the Camera

Working With the Talent

Audio for Video

Lighting for Video

The Background

Tv Graphics

Recording the Video

Editing

Distributing Your Production

Filters