Question 1

Full form of VCR is

Accepted Answer

A) Video Camcorder 
B) Video Cassette Recorder 
C) Visual Cassette Receiver 
D) None of the above.

Question 2

Editing is almost an art form because

Accepted Answer

A) You have to know what to cut to make people look good 
B) You are trying to cover up the mistakes of the director and camera man 
C) You are blending together images and sound to make a connected piece 
D) It's not really an art, its just moving things around to ook good

Question 3

Which term describes the tiny dots that make up a video image?

Accepted Answer

A) Megabits 
B) Aspect ratio 
C) Digital video 
D) Pixels

Question 4

Basics elements of Video Editing are:

Accepted Answer

A) Capture 
B) Shot 
C) Timeline 
D) All of the above

Question 5

Film splicing falls under which category of Video Editing?

Accepted Answer

A) Linear Editing 
B) Non-Linear Editing 
C) Tape to Tape Editing 
D) Live Editing

Question 6

Identify a disadvantage of an analog signal

Accepted Answer

A) Requires low power 
B) Doesn't get interference 
C) When copied, quality goes down 
D) Hardware is usually small

Question 7

What is at the center of video production?

Accepted Answer

A) Scripting 
B) Editing 
C) Filming 
D) Storyboard

Question 8

A "matched cut" in editing means

Accepted Answer

A) There is continuity from one shot to the next. 
B) You have good matches. 
C) People have to freeze between shots while filming 
D) None of the above.

Question 9

B-ROLL is:-

Accepted Answer

A) Main elements of video footage that enhance the narrative 
B) Main footage of main subjects of your narrative 
C) Cut from motion in the first shot 
D) Footage shot out of order or at separate times

Question 10

If a shot is ending with a wide shot

Accepted Answer

A) Use the same shot you started with to remind the audience of location 
B) Don't ever use a wide shot to end a sequence, just continue to get closer 
C) Just zoom out 
D) Use a different wide shot than the one you started with

Exam 1: Video Editing Basics: Understanding the Elements and Techniques