Question 1

When a camera pivots up or down on a camera mount, that movement is referred to as a -------------------------------

Accepted Answer

tilt

Question 2

Define the term ""action line""

Accepted Answer

This is the line along the direction of the action in a scene. It is the line that separates the "stage" from the audience. Cameras should only shoot from one side of this line. It also known as an "eye line," the "180 line," or the "proscenium line"

Question 3

The ___________is used to help establish the scene for the viewer

Accepted Answer

long shot

Question 4

When the tones in a camera image appear dark, dull and lifeless, the image is said to be

Accepted Answer

A)  overexposed 
B)  lifelike 
C)  underexposed 
D)  positive 
A)  overexposed 
B)  lifelike 
C)  underexposed 
D)  positive

Question 5

Zooming a lens

Accepted Answer

A)  changes the field of view 
B)  changes the focal length of a lens 
C)  both a and b 
D)  neither a nor b 
A)  changes the field of view 
B)  changes the focal length of a lens 
C)  both a and b 
D)  neither a nor b

Question 6

The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in focus is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  aperture 
B)  lens speed 
C)  focal length 
D)  depth of field 
A)  aperture 
B)  lens speed 
C)  focal length 
D)  depth of field

Question 7

Dividing the screens into thirds, both horizontally and vertically, for compositional purposes, is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  three-way division 
B)  the rule of thirds 
C)  the box of nines 
D)  the rule of eight 
A)  three-way division 
B)  the rule of thirds 
C)  the box of nines 
D)  the rule of eight

Question 8

The distance between the top of a subject's head and the top of the screen is _______

Accepted Answer

The answer of The distance between the top of a...

Question 9

___________is the technique that requires the camera operator to continually change the focus as the camera follows the action

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___________is the technique that requires the camera...

Question 10

Why is manual focus preferable to auto focus?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Why is manual focus preferable to auto...

Question 11

The__________ is the imaginary line along the direction of action in a scene

Accepted Answer

The answer of The__________ is the imaginary line along the...

Question 12

CU is the abbreviation for

Accepted Answer

A)  cover-up 
B)  cloud-up 
C)  close-up 
D)  come-up 
A)  cover-up 
B)  cloud-up 
C)  close-up 
D)  come-up

Question 13

The aspect ratio of high definition television (HDTV) is

Accepted Answer

A)  2:1 
B)  16:9 
C)  4:3 
D)  10:1 
A)  2:1 
B)  16:9 
C)  4:3 
D)  10:1

Question 14

LS is the abbreviation for

Accepted Answer

A)  long shot 
B)  loose shot 
C)  light shot 
D)  line shot 
A)  long shot 
B)  loose shot 
C)  light shot 
D)  line shot

Question 15

MS is the abbreviation for

Accepted Answer

A)  middle shot 
B)  medium shot 
C)  make-up shot 
D)  missed shot 
A)  middle shot 
B)  medium shot 
C)  make-up shot 
D)  missed shot

Question 16

An oscilloscope that displays a fluctuating line that traces the variations of thevideo signal, the sync pulses, etc. is known as a

Accepted Answer

A)  video monitor 
B)  graphics generator 
C)  camera 
D)  waveform monitor 
A)  video monitor 
B)  graphics generator 
C)  camera 
D)  waveform monitor

Question 17

When shooting a fast moving subject, the subject should be kept

Accepted Answer

A)  in the middle of the frame 
B)  to the extreme left of frame 
C)  near the top of the frame 
D)  behind the center of the frame 
A)  in the middle of the frame 
B)  to the extreme left of frame 
C)  near the top of the frame 
D)  behind the center of the frame

Question 18

A shot that is generally from the waist up on a person and tells the story is the _____

Accepted Answer

The answer of A shot that is generally from the...

Question 19

The lines within an image that lead a viewers eye are the _________

Accepted Answer

The answer of The lines within an image that lead...

Question 20

The aspect ratio of standard television (SD) is

Accepted Answer

A)  5:9 
B)  4:3 
C)  16:9 
D)  10:10 
A)  5:9 
B)  4:3 
C)  16:9 
D)  10:10

When a camera pivots up or down on a camera mount, that movement is referred to as a -------------------------------

Define the term ""action line""

The ___________is used to help establish the scene for the viewer

When the tones in a camera image appear dark, dull and lifeless, the image is said to be

Zooming a lens

The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in focus is defined as

Dividing the screens into thirds, both horizontally and vertically, for compositional purposes, is known as

The distance between the top of a subject's head and the top of the screen is _______

___________is the technique that requires the camera operator to continually change the focus as the camera follows the action

Why is manual focus preferable to auto focus?

The__________ is the imaginary line along the direction of action in a scene

CU is the abbreviation for

The aspect ratio of high definition television (HDTV) is

LS is the abbreviation for

MS is the abbreviation for

An oscilloscope that displays a fluctuating line that traces the variations of thevideo signal, the sync pulses, etc. is known as a

When shooting a fast moving subject, the subject should be kept

A shot that is generally from the waist up on a person and tells the story is the _____

The lines within an image that lead a viewers eye are the _________

The aspect ratio of standard television (SD) is

Overview of Video Production

Production Crew

Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

Directing

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 8: Using the Camera

When a camera pivots up or down on a camera mount, that movement is referred to as a -------------------------------

Define the term ""action line""

The ___________is used to help establish the scene for the viewer

When the tones in a camera image appear dark, dull and lifeless, the image is said to be

Zooming a lens

The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in focus is defined as

Dividing the screens into thirds, both horizontally and vertically, for compositional purposes, is known as

The distance between the top of a subject's head and the top of the screen is _______

___________is the technique that requires the camera operator to continually change the focus as the camera follows the action

Why is manual focus preferable to auto focus?

The__________ is the imaginary line along the direction of action in a scene

CU is the abbreviation for

The aspect ratio of high definition television (HDTV) is

LS is the abbreviation for

MS is the abbreviation for

An oscilloscope that displays a fluctuating line that traces the variations of thevideo signal, the sync pulses, etc. is known as a

When shooting a fast moving subject, the subject should be kept

A shot that is generally from the waist up on a person and tells the story is the _____

The lines within an image that lead a viewers eye are the _________

The aspect ratio of standard television (SD) is

Overview of Video Production

Production Crew

Organizing the Production

Production Techniques

Writing for Video

Directing

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