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| This is the term that is given to the pixel measurements of the video frame, often used to define HD from SD media. |
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| What is pixel aspect or pixel ratio. |
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| This window shows all the media that you will be using in the project. |
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| What is the Browser Window. |
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| When you have video on the camera, you choose this option to bring it into FCP. |
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| What is Log and Transfer. |
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| Shooting from this angle will help make the subject look larger and more important. |
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| You are doing this when you look for the dynamic moments in the video and cut to the next shot at that point. |
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| What is Cutting on the Action. |
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| This guy is responsible for the electric systems on a movie set. |
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| When you double click a media file in either the Timeline or the Browser, it will show up here. |
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| When you need to only use a section of the video clip, you set these on both ends of the original clip. |
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| What are in and out points. |
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| You would use this camera technique if you wanted to move across the classroom, showing all the students in their seats. |
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| Using this camera angle, you subject will appear less significant or important. |
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| This guy has the responsibility for placing the cameras and the lights to capture what the director has in mind. |
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| Who is the Cinematographer. |
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| When you play the timeline, it show up in this window |
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| This type of edit moves the media down the timeline. |
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| Because we can edit with tremendous flexibility, no longer in a linear, tape-based system, FCP is referred to as this. |
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| What is a non-linear editing system. |
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| This camera shot pivots around a single point. |
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| These artists create all the sounds and sound effects that you might hear in a movie. |
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| This window disappears when you close out the Sequence. |
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| What is the Timeline Window. |
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| This type of edit replaces whatever was on the timeline with the clip you drag into place. |
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| What is an overwrite edit. |
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| This is the exact number of frames per second that video for television uses. |
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| This keystroke combination resets the entire working window set to the original default set up. |
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| This process is needed when you delete or move media that you had originally imported into FCP. |
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| Using this too much can result in an unstable, shaky picture that is not very useable. |
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| This person develops the vision for a film and carries out the vision, deciding how the film should look, in other words they make their vision come to life. They are responsible for turning the script into a sequence of shots |
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