Exam 16: Directing II: Techniques

The best way for a director of a live interview program to keep the right camera on the air all the time is to:

Matching: -______ An abbreviated multiple-camera TV script.

Matching: -______ A list of minor corrections and adjustments given to cast and crew prior to a final show taping.

When you post a call for auditions, you should ask the actors to bring two things with them, a:

Line-reading is a good directorial technique.

Matching: -______ The director's cue to the cast and crew that the program or program segment is finished. A) Audio Fade B) Back-timing C) Beat D) Bed Level E) Box Shot F) Bumper G) (Audio) Crossfade H) Demonstration Program I) Director's Notes J) Dissolve K) Execution Command Shorthand L) Fadeup M) Fadeout N) Intro O) Line-reading P) Lose Key Q) Mike and Cue Talent R) News Hole S) OTS T) Outro U) Product Shot V) Ready (or Stand-by) W) Roll X) Roll Silent Y) Rundown Script Z) Running time AA) Segment time BB) Sound Under CC) Sound Up DD) Split Screen EE) Take FF) Talking Heads GG) Teaser HH) Thank You II) Visual jiggle JJ) Wipe KK) Wrap It

Matching: -______ Anchor copy or video that gives audiences hints of what stories are yet to come in a newscast or other program. A) Audio Fade B) Back-timing C) Beat D) Bed Level E) Box Shot F) Bumper G) (Audio) Crossfade H) Demonstration Program I) Director's Notes J) Dissolve K) Execution Command Shorthand L) Fadeup M) Fadeout N) Intro O) Line-reading P) Lose Key Q) Mike and Cue Talent R) News Hole S) OTS T) Outro U) Product Shot V) Ready (or Stand-by) W) Roll X) Roll Silent Y) Rundown Script Z) Running time AA) Segment time BB) Sound Under CC) Sound Up DD) Split Screen EE) Take FF) Talking Heads GG) Teaser HH) Thank You II) Visual jiggle JJ) Wipe KK) Wrap It

Matching: -______ The beginning segment of a program.

Matching: -______ The ending segment of a program.

Matching: -______ A general audio cue to bring a sound device up to its pre-designated audio level. A) Audio Fade B) Back-timing C) Beat D) Bed Level E) Box Shot F) Bumper G) (Audio) Crossfade H) Demonstration Program I) Director's Notes J) Dissolve K) Execution Command Shorthand L) Fadeup M) Fadeout N) Intro O) Line-reading P) Lose Key Q) Mike and Cue Talent R) News Hole S) OTS T) Outro U) Product Shot V) Ready (or Stand-by) W) Roll X) Roll Silent Y) Rundown Script Z) Running time AA) Segment time BB) Sound Under CC) Sound Up DD) Split Screen EE) Take FF) Talking Heads GG) Teaser HH) Thank You II) Visual jiggle JJ) Wipe KK) Wrap It

Although all elements are important, in shooting commercials, the most important element is a good

Matching: -______ A directorial command used to remove a key from the screen, leaving the background picture as it was prior to keying.