Exam 3: Organizing the Production

The visual impact of a production is often determined by the director's

Multicamera shooting allows a director to consider

The planned production method is often used to produce

Practicality, feasibility, and equipment needs are all concerns to be considered during

If a target audience will be viewing a program on small screens, a director should:

A group of viewers for whom a program is made is known as the __________

When a camera moves around a subject in a circle, that move is called an

A series of rough sketches that help visualize a production is known as a

When instinct and opportunity are the guides, that production method is called the _______

When programs are organized in carefully planned steps, that production method is called the __________

Production efforts which take place after field or studiocamera work has been completed are known as

A preliminary visit to a shooting location is called a

Production efforts which take place before shooting begins are known as __________

Contractual agreements arise when a producer

When a creative work may be used after a copyright expires, it is said to be in the

An idea for a production is commonly known as the _____________

The ability to protect a recorded work from being used or copied without permission is called

Which of the following is done during the pre-production stage?

The empirical production method is often used to produce

When shooting footage of people, an agreement to use an individual's performance in a production is known as a