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| the ability to fill the venue with sound. |
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| _______ is the ability to amplify the sound to fill the venue-- without distortion or feedback. |
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| this person is responsible for mixing the sound that the audience hears, working from a console centerd in the middle of the audience. |
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| this person is responsible for mixing the sound that the artist/s will hear on stage, whice allows the artists to hear both themselfs and each other to stay on key and tempo. |
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| this person is responsible for the entire movement of equipment and crew in regards to the performance area. |
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| this person assists the system engineer, and also aids in equipment repair. |
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| this person safely assembles "points" from which equipment will be strung. |
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| this person positions instruments on stage , as well as tunes and prepares them for use. |
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| this person is most resposible for the look achieved by the lighting of a concert tour. |
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| this person operates the lights during a show. |
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| this person opperates special effects that require flame, fireworks, ect. |
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| this person manages the local union crew. |
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| this person supervises the crew and equipment during setup and tear down |
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| this person is responsible for booking the show's venues and advertising the upcoming performances. |
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| why are there two FOH system engineers for the headline artist? |
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| one is provided by the band, the other from the sound company. |
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| installation technologies |
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| acoustical measurment is used on tour to? |
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| optimize the listening enviroment. |
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| DMX 512 is used to control |
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| both moving lights and dimmers functions |
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| Cobranet is a system used to? |
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| distribute digital audio. |
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| this mixer is used for sound heard by the audience |
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| this mixer is used for sound heard by the artist/s onstage |
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| this mixer is used for sound heard by the artist/s onstage |
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| the ____ may be hired to create a film or may find the script itself and bring it to a production company for funding. |
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| the _____ takes the producer's vison of the script and translates that vison into the film through the actors and the sets. |
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| the _______ is hired to capture the actual images that the producer and director want for the finished film, and is in charge of the film crew. |
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| the ____ is responsible for ensuring that the lighting on the actors and sets is correct for the shots. |
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| the ______ is the head of the art department, and is responsible for the visual appearance of the set or sets for the film. |
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| the ____ supervises the actual construction of the sets. |
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| this person is the gaffer,s number-one assistant. |
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| this person is the chief set electrician. |
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| this person is a general laborer on the set. |
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| this person the head of the grip department. |
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| this person is the key grip's number-one assistant. |
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| this person is an electrical laborer on the set. |
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| this person records the dialogue and other sounds from the set for the film. |
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| ___________ refers to the size and dimension of figures and forms realtive to a specific unit of measure |
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| ________ are built of all sets prior to the construcion of the final sets. |
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| __________ are models built for use in the actual filming. |
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| with _____ we can set the mood, evoke emotion, tell time, and enhance the subject matter. |
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| the _____ establishes the directionality and source of motivation for the scene. |
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| the ____ is used, when necessary, to create a desirable lighting ratio on the actor's face. |
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| the ______ is used to separate the actors from the backround. |
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| the standard frame rate for motion picture photography is____ frames per second. |
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| the ___ gathers the light and project the images in front of the camera onto the film gate for exposure. |
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| is the distance from the center of the lens to the exposing film, at the film plane |
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| is a measurement of how much light is allowed through the lens |
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| is a device that controls the amount of light through a lens |
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| is simply a more precise F-stop measurement, measured thrugh each individual lens |
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| the ____ is both literally and figratively the focal points of the motion picture camera's mechanical operation. |
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| the ____ consists of a mirrored, constantly roataing half-disk positioned between the lens and the film gate aperture. |
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| the __- stores the film both before and after exposure. |
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| the ____ refers to the width of the film stock in use. cameras are built to work with one format |
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| films top layer, which captures images is called the __________ |
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| is a number the describes how sensitive the film stock is to light |
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| the film images get captured onto video ina process called |
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| is a digital audio signal that is assigned to a special track of a videotape or audio tape. its purpose is to label each video frame with a 24-hour reference clock |
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| when the audio is unusable it must be replaced, using a process called |
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| the process of recording ___ is referred to as "shooting" or "walking" |
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| when the sound of something doesn't exist in reality, the sound designer creates ______ for these elements form the sounds he or she can record in real life. |
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| when the sound of an animal or other being in a film does not exist in reality, the sound designer must create |
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| ambiance/ backrounds (bgs) |
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| provide the sound of a films enviroment |
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| is the process of taking the assembled material form each of the sound elements and synching the to picture |
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| the purpose of _______ is to make sure elements remain constant and cosistent form shot to shot |
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| are pipelines though which data travels, either physical or made of energy. |
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| a measurement of how much data can pass through a line medium in a certain time frame. |
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| is the frequency range between the highest and the lowest frequency passed through a component or circuit |
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| is made up of 4 to 3000 pairs twisted together inot one cable |
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| can be used with frequencies of up to 10,000MHz,and transmits at a rate of 10 Mbps. |
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| therer are several types of signals that are transmitted by ________ systems, ranging from 6 MHz bandwidth for TV programs to 43 Mbps for digital data |
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| systems use large antennas to transmit a signal from repeater station to repeater station on the ground |
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| cabling is realitively inexpensive in comparison to metallic cables of the same capacity |
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| uses hardware and protocols designed to communicate with computers that are typically in the same building or same general vicinity |
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| typically uses telephone lines and satellites as a medium of communication. networks can talk to otheer networks with the right communication setup. |
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| this is an example of a network to which the public can subscribe. |
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| using a public network for secure information exchange between private computers is called |
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| in 1991 the first truly user-friendly interface for the internet, called ________ was developed at the university of minnesota. |
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| to make the nets even easier to use, a new protocol was proposed for information disribution; this protocol became |
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| was the first national commercial online service to offer internet access to its subscribers, opening an email connection in july 1992 and full internet service in november 1992 |
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| in this lan configuration all of the devices are connected to a centeral line medium known as the backbone |
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| in this lan configuration all of the devices are connected to one another forming the shape of a circle. each device is connected directly to two other devices, one on each side |
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| in this lan configuration all of the devices are connected to central hub, which acts as a traffic cop for all the data transmitted through the network |
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| in this lan configuration, groups of devices are arranged in star topologies but each group is connected to a backbone line medium. |
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| this lan system allwos multiple communication signals to travel through one channel by using packets of data that have destination addresses, and redundant check bits to detect transmission errors |
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| this lan interface allows local area networks to be transmitted at rates of up to 100 Mbps. this protocol can only be used with fiber-optic cable |
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| from one ______ phone line, you can take a phone call and transmit data from your computer at the same time. |
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| provides 24 channels at 64 Kbps, totaling a rate of 1.536 Mbps with an additional 8 Kbps used as framing information |
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| connection has a total of 672 individual channels each of which supports 64 Kbps data transfers |
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| there are two basic types of this line meduim, a symmetrical and an asymmertical, both of which utilize a high-frequency part of the bandwidth on regular phone lines. |
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| this connection supplies us with a much wider bandwidth that regual phonelines with speeds up to 2 Mbps |
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| is designed to handle voice, video and data in WANs at rates of up to 2,488 Mbps (2.48 Gbps) |
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| by 1970 bell labs had created the computer code called _____ which was written for the new operating system at the time , which was called unix |
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| dennis ritchie of bell labs , working on a compiler that could geneerate executable code, usherd in this modern code that we use today |
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| is text-based, and is embedded in browsers for the internet. it can't run on its own, it has to be run within another program. |
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| is fixed at a particular resolution, making them difficult to resize without distorion |
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| is a mathimatical equation that can be resized and manipulated with the click of a mouse |
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| can be a hardware device like used in ISDN connections, or the software used to compress video for streaming across the internet |
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| file format commonly used in the printing indusrty, has variations that include black, grey scale and white color |
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| was desingned for printing purposes, and is an object-oriented file format |
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| contains data compression for bitmaps that uses only 256 colors, which allows them to be smaller files and ideal for surfing the web |
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| is often thought of as a file format, but really is a set of standards for compression for bitmapped images |
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| was created to allow for a free and inproved version of the gif format |
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| format is the standard bitmapped graphics format for micrsoft windows computers and doesn't utilize any compression |
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| was created by microsoft, and is used to save synchronized audio and/or video for distribution over networks or for use on a local computer |
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| is just one of several microsoft's streaming formats, but there files contain audio only |
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| is antoher one of microsoft's streaming formats, which can contain video in addition to audio |
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| a common file used in microsoft windows in regards to video files, can use differnt codecs, so the user must have the proper codec to view the file |
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| is a video compression that is used to reduce the video file 1/140th of its original size |
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| is used for audio compression, and is commonly found on the web |
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| is able to store high-quality video without taking the massive amount of space the original uncompressed video takes. the compression does this by removing redundancies within the motion picture |
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| was built upon previous files formats, and also provided more standards for multimedia applications and better audio-viedo compression |
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| was created by apple computer as their format for computer-based video |
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| was created by real networks for streaming video via the internet |
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| is very popular with animated web sites and presentaions as it allows for audio, video, andimation, and interactivity |
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| is a sound file format created by microsoft and ibm, and has become the standard sound format for windows computers |
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| is a sound file format created by apple computer, and is the standard for their machines |
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| files are records of events, or triggers, which tell the computer's sound card to play a certian sound at a given time |
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| the offical designation for the audio-only format of the compact disc is |
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| the original standard CD format held ___ MB of data; today they can hold as much as ___ MB |
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| is a subset of rt3d that provides an immersive experience in which the user can participate |
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| are helmet-like devices with a small computer monitor for each eye |
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| are planar closed multi sided figures |
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| have different reflective properties that we can use to give a realistic apperance to the object in regards to lighting |
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| are two-dimensional images placed on a surface of a model to give it color and its look |
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| are two dimensional images that create the look of real texture on the model |
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| are a combination of coordinates usually expressed in dimensions of X,Y,Z and roll pitch yaw |
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