Multiple Choice
Matching
-______ An edit in which all existing signals on the tape are erased, followed immediately by the recording of new signals on all tracks: audio, video and control.
A) A-B roll editing
B) Action axis
C) Assemble Editing
D) Blacking
E) Bin
F) B-roll
G) Control Track Editors
H) Coverage
I) Cover shot
J) Cutaway shot
K) Cut-in shot
L) Digitizing (footage)
M) Edit Master Tape
N) EDL (Edit Decision List)
O) Frame Accuracy
P) Gigabyte
Q) Insert Editing
R) Jog
S) Jump Cut
T) Laundering An EDL
U) Leader
V) Master shot
W) Neutral screen direction
X) NLE
Y) Nonlinear Editing
Z) Off-line Editing
Aa) One-Hundred Eighty (180) Degree Rule
Bb) On-Line Editing
Cc) Pad Video
Dd) Pictorial continuity
Ee) Playback Tape
Ff) Pre-roll
Gg) Punch-and-Crunch Editing
Hh) Record Tape
Ii) Scalable Type Font
Jj) Search
Kk) Shuttle
Ll) Slate
Mm) Slop Video
Nn) SMPTE Time Code
Oo) Story Continuity
Pp) Straight Cut Editors
Qq) Tail Slate
Rr) Terabyte (TB)
Ss) VNF
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