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| Who is in charge of the entire production? |
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| Who is responsible for the quality of the images? |
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| Who is the head of the art department? |
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| What is the main motivating light in a scene? |
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| What are the other 2 lights in the three point lighting set up? |
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| What is the bending of light called |
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| How do we calculate the f-stop? |
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| dividing the focal lens with lens diameter |
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| How many frames per second with the standard film frame rate? |
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| 24 fps for film and television is 30 |
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| Name the major parts of the camera: |
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- Registration pin
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| sensitivity of film emulsion |
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| is a 24 hour reference clock and coded as a digital audio signal allows for frames accurate editing. |
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| Who is responsible for ensuring that the lighting on the actors and sets is correct for the shots? |
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| who supervises the actual construction of the set? |
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| Who is the gaffer' s number one assistant? |
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| who is the chief set electrician? |
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| Who is a general labor on the set? |
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| Who is the head of the grip department? |
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| Who is the key grips number one assistant? |
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| Who is an electrical labor on the set? |
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| Who record the dialogue and other sounds from the set for the film? |
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| What differs to the sound and dimension of figures and forms relative to a specific unit of measure? |
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| These are built of all sets prior to the construction of the final sets. |
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| this are models used for the actual filming |
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| with this we can set the mood, evoke emotion, tell time, and enhance the subject matter |
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| This establishes the directionality and source of motivation for the scene |
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| This is used when necessary to create a desirable lighting ratio on the actors face |
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| This is used to separate the actors from the background |
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| This gathers the lights and projects the images in front of the camera onto the film gate for exposure |
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| what is the distance from the center of the lens to the exposing film at the film plane? |
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| This is a measurement of how much light is allowed through the lens |
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| This is a device that controls the amount of light through the lens |
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| What is simply a more precise f-stop measurement, measured through each individual lens |
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| This is both literally and figuratively the focal points of the motion picture camera's mechanical operation |
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| It consists of mirrored, constantly rotating half-disk positioned between the lens and the film gate aperture |
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| What stores the film both before and after exposure? |
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| What the film's top layer that captures images? |
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| What describes in numbers how sensitive the film stock is to light? |
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| its a process where film images get captured into video. |
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