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| Production activities after the video-recording phase |
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| The desired effect of a program on the viewer |
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| The equipment, facilities, and people necessary for a specific production |
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| The basic point of view that dominates the approach to a story |
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| Activities during the planning of a production |
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| The use of several cameras for the simultaneous video recording of an event |
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| A film-style approach to video recording |
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| Activities during which the production is telecast live or recorded |
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| The most important step in the production model is to |
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| Define the program objective |
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| The medium requirements include |
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| Equipment, production elements, and people |
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| The closer the actually received message is to the ______, the more successful the program |
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| The message that ultimately counts is the one that is |
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| Received and interpreted by the viewer |
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| Medium requirements are basically determined by |
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The basic approach to the production |
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The audience is largely irrelevant when establishing the program objective |
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Because production is primarily creative activity, any type of production system would prove counterproductive |
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When brainstorming for new ideas, somebody should make sure that the ideas generated are always relevant to the topic. |
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Medium requirements include production personnel, equipment, and facilities |
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The preproduction process includes the statement of the medium requirements |
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Successful brainstorming requires a discussion leader who prevents irrelevant ideas |
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The program objective is important for the preproduction phase and the production phase but not the postproduction phase |
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Clustering and brainstorming are similar idea-creating techniques |
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The signals of a multi-camera setup can be fed into the switcher or into separate recorders of each camera |
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In the context of preproduction, an “angle” means a specific camera field of view |
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| Technical production personnel |
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| Category for crew members such as camera operators, floor persons, and audio engineers |
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| A schedule that shows the time allotment for various activities during the production day |
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variety of nontechnical and technical people
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the producer and various assistants (associate producer an PA), the director and assistant, and the talent and production crew
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| Director, video editor, and sometimes sound designer |
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| A calendar that lists major production activities |
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| Usually the talent, camcorder operator, and utility person |
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| Nontechnical production personnel |
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| Producers, directors, and talent |
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•People who plan the production
•The producer, director, writer, art director, and technical supervisor or technical director
•Larger productions may also include a composer and a choreographer |
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| Last-minute changes to the names on the final credits are made by the |
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| Making sure that the dancers can hear the music recording is the responsibility of the |
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| The talent want to make sure that he can see the opening cues; he should talk to the |
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| Informing talent and crew about a production schedule change is the responsibility of the |
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| Arranging various shots in postproduction is done by the |
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| The person in charge of camera rehearsals is the |
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| Having the scenery set up ad the set decorated by the scheduled time is the responsibility of the |
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| The time line is done by the |
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| To increase the overall light level in a scene, you should ask the |
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| The producer complains about the “static look” of the set; he should talk to |
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Normally, the TD runs the video recorder |
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The director is part of the preproduction team |
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Talent includes actors and performers |
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The audio engineer works the audio console during a show |
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The PA is usually responsible for notes |
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The AD is involved in preproduction but not in production |
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| T or F Principal camera positions and talent blocking are determined by the director |
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The director should have some influence on postproduction editing |
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| T or F The art director is responsible for putting up the studio set |
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The executive producer is always part of the field survey team |
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The LD is in charge of directing the log entries |
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The floor manager is principally responsible for the budget |
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| The camera connected with the CCU, power supply, and sync generator |
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| The iris opening of a lens |
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| A lens that permits a relatively great amount of light to pass through at its largest aperture setting |
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| Contains the RGB video signals or some combination thereof |
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| Object or any part of it seen at close range |
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| A directional screen force |
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| The relationship of screen width to screen height |
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| Object seen from far away or framed very loosely |
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| Mentally filling in missing visual information that will lead to a complete and stable configuration |
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| The space left between the top of the head and the upper screen edge |
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| Camera looks over the camera-near person’s shoulder |
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| Object seen form a midrange distance |
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| The space left in front of a person looking toward the edge of the screen |
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| The portion of a scene visible through a particular lens; its vista |
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| The area in which all objects, located at different distances from the camera, are in focus |
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| Indicates screen depth; extends form camera lens to horizon |
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| Which is not a DTV standard |
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| You can shoot your script out of sequence |
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| A fast lens can let in more light when compared to a slow lens |
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| A 3-chip CCD camera captures which colors |
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| Which of the following is not a basic element of the camera |
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| Which of the following is not a video connector |
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Also know as an iris
Opens and closes, controlling the amount of light into the camera
Similar to the human eye |
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| An LCD display panel is comprised of liquid-crystals sandwiched between two thin sheets of glass |
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| What is true about interlaced imaging |
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| The image is drawn on the screen with all of the odd frames, then all of the even frames |
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| The color temperature of incandescent light is |
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| When focusing a zoom lens, you should zoom the lens out to the widest point and then focus. The entire range of zoom will be in focus |
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| Makes the camera less “jiggly” and si good for hand-held shots |
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| Slates allow for identification of raw footage and should be used when shooting film/video |
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| If you are shooting in an uncontrolled situation, what can you do to make your shots and editing better |
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| You can grab cutaways whenever possible You can always try for a decent composition You can maintain your screen direction |
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| Jogging is the frame-by-frame advancement of recorded sequence, resulting in a jerking motion |
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| Continuity editing uses items such as jogging and sound tracks |
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| Which of the following are editing functions |
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| Combining, condensing, correcting and building |
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| The mental map tells us where things are or are supposed to be in, on and off screen |
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| The mental map is created for which people |
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| A cutaway shot is commonly used between two shots that do not provide good continuity |
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| Establishes extending converging index vectors or a motion vectors |
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| Basically, when an editor works with footage, they tell a story that makes sense and has impact |
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A juxtaposition of images
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A combination of two or more images
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A video piece that is synergistic (the sum is greater than the parts)
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| To maintain on-screen positions and vector continuity, both cameras must be kept on opposite sides of the vector line |
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| In final cut pro, an editor can |
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| Which of the following is considered a key |
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| Which of the following is an aspect ratio for television |
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| Is a title screen with green letters and a blue background optimal |
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| To create a superimposition within final cut pro, an editor would |
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| Change the opacity on the top video |
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| A weather caster uses ______ every time they stand in front of a weather map |
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| Zettls calls them scanning and essential areas. At Baylor, we call these areas what |
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| Action safe an title safe areas |
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| In a default final cut pro desktop, what other tab is available in the window that houses the browser (or media bin) |
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| An I.F.B is critical for what reason |
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| It allows the director to speak with the talent |
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| The control room checks the technical quality of all programs and facilitates program input, storage and retrieval |
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| Video production props are |
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| Properties and set dressings determine the character an the style of the environment |
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The setup of scenery
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The set decorations
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The lighting
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The preplanning of shots
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| Which of the following people sit in the control room |
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| The location where all the video recorders reside |
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| Which of the following is not a cue a director might give in a production |
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| The timeline is the production managers job and it assigns each production activity a block of time in which the specific job must be accomplished |
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| Reading a floor plan is an activity of which production step according to Zettl |
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| Continuity becomes a prime concern when rehearsing/shooting a single-camera shot |
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| According to Zettl, if the director wanted to fade a camera out to black, what would the cue be |
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| While filming a documentary, try to plan out each shot and have the script written before the event |
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| During what phase of the production process does the producer develop the initial program idea, define the program objective, and select the people and equipment necessary to translate the idea into the video and audio images? |
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| What model includes moving from the basic idea to the program objective, determining the necessary medium requirements, generating the desired message, and distributing the production? |
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| The particular approach to a story is defined as: |
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| Which program objective is most effective? |
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| What is the essential communication device among all nontechnical and technical production personnel? |
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| During what phase of production do you actually translate the original program idea into a videotape or televise it live? |
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| The medium requirements include content elements, production elements, and: |
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| In what phase of production does the video editing and/or audio sweetening occur? |
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| Which is a method for generating an idea for a program? |
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| What is the term used when producers have researched the program's audience? |
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| The defined process message describes the desired viewer effect |
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| The producer triple checks everything |
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| The convergence of production techniques requires thought about studio v. field production, and single camera v. multicamera production. |
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| Film production makes use of digital audio and video formats |
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| The production process is divided into two phases: production and nonproduction. |
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| A variety of nontechnical and technical people such as the producer, the director, talent, and production crew is called |
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| After the idea for a program is generated, who hires the personnel for the preproduction process? |
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| The preproduction team can consist of a producer, a writer, a director, an art director, and a TD. In the preproduction phase the responsibility of this team is to: |
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| What member of the preproduction team is responsible for taking the script and translating it into specific audio and video images? |
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| Which is usually the smallest production team? |
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| The editor and director are members of which team? |
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| Who is responsible for scheduling people and facilities? |
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| During the production process, who is the person in charge of all activities on the studio floor such as setting up scenery, getting talent into place, and relaying all the director's cues to talent? |
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| During the production process who is the person in charge of the technical setups and operations during the production? |
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| The time line refers to production activities over what period of time? |
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| The director can be a member of all three production teams (preproduction, production, and postproduction). |
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| To have an effective and productive production, it is good to establish and maintain regular communication among all production personnel. |
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| A run-through and camera rehearsal is done to familiarize the guest with the studio environment and procedures while also allowing the checking of the various camera shots. |
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| When the crew yells "strike" it is time for the crew to protest. |
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| The size of the production team is the same for small and large productions. |
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| Which of the following does not affect depth of field? |
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| Which shot shows the widest vista? |
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| what is the list of shots for a particular camera called? |
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| Name the term used for a schedule that shows the time allotment for various activities during the production day |
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| wht is anothe name for the fact sheet? |
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| name the written document that interprets the show idea into what viewers should actually see and hear |
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| name the traditional script format with video information on page Left and new copy on page Right for news presentation |
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| Name the rehearsal without equipment, during which the basic actions of the talent are worked out |
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| where should a walk through/camera rehearsal be conducted |
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| when directing single-camera out of sequence shots, what does not need to be considered |
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| name the carefully worked-out positioning, movements, and actions by the talent and mobile video equipment used in a scene |
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| what is the term for creating a mental image of a shot |
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| a storyboard helps translate the director's key visualizaion into effective shots and shot sequences |
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| A floor plan facilitates the blocking of talent and cameras and also helps to determine the basic lighting and audio requirements |
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| As a director when marking your script it is a good idea to make as many marks asyou want but making the markings small |
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| All but routine multi-camera shows require a dry run and a walk-through/ camera rehearsal combination |
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| To maintain attenton, call each camera operator by name instead of by number |
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| the floor manager makes a gesture of cupping the hands behind the ears. What does this mean |
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| Name the device that projects moving copy over the lens of the camera so that talent can read it |
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| Name the term used for a person who appears on-camera in non-dramatic shows |
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| name the term used for the collective name of all peformers and actors who appear regularly in video |
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| Where should cue cards be held |
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| name the term used for carefully worked-out movement by the talent |
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| name the prompting system that allows communication with talent while on the air |
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| What color should not be worn on camera |
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| name the makeup normally done with water-soluble makeup that reduces unwanted light reflection |
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| name the term used for the time, direction, or audio information that the floor manage gives tbe talent |
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| when demonstrating small objects, it is best to hold them up so the camera can get a bettr shot of them |
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| Eye contact from the talent with the camera lens establishes eye contact with the viewer |
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| when the audio engineer is taking microphone levels, as talent you should speak as loudly as you can, not necessarily at the level you will be speaking during the production |
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| Makeup is used to enhance, correct, and change appearance |
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| When on a close-up, talent should keep their gestures big and fast |
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