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| On an Audio Mixer is usually a stereo pair of mono outputs. These are the main outputs used for various purposes including going to a PA system to a recorder. Each individual input has to have it "main or LR" assign but depressed to send it to main output |
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On an audio mixer, this output compliments the main output a signal may be assigned to a sub output that is not assigned to the main output for various purposes like special queue or comm use, or even special recorder use
Mic --------------> Mixer
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1 2 3 4 <--- Subs |
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| On an audio mixer like a sub output but not found in assign matrix section of the individual channel on a audio mixer. used for Queueing and routing (call-ins) |
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| Changing audio from left to right or having a combination of 70%-30% |
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| equalize the overall tonal character of a source |
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| First adjustment made to set audio levels (matches Mic to Mixer) |
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| Program Monitor (Live Monitor) |
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| Monitor assigned to the main output of video. (Views live feed) |
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| Video monitor that displays the input source selected on the preview buss |
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| Camera has to be adjusted so it knows what given tint is white |
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| the duration of time each frame of video is exposed to the scene (30 Pictures per sec) |
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| Amplify the brightness of video signal |
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| With zoom lens: frame subject, zoom all the way in, set focus, then zoom out to appropriate framing |
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| A lens function on a camera |
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| Forward and Backward to change perspective |
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| Video on demand, strong viewer interaction |
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| Videos availiable when you want (Video store/Netflix) |
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| An educaitonal learning situation that provides real services as a part of the learning experience |
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| Providing Service to the community |
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| World Wide Web is a file network system that makes use of the internet for connectivity but uses web addresses for locating and HTML files and the content. Other forms of content may be then embedded into the HTML which is one more method of internet TV |
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| Idaho public TV which is the local affiliate of PBS (Supported by viewer funds; Public broadcasting service) |
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| High level details about show |
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Item of interest that crossed multiple mediums
(Music Videos) (Walking dead webisodes- Expand on the story)
Use a different Medium: TV vs webisode ... Music vs Music video |
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The field of view of a lens (wide, normal, telephoto)
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| Used to put text on a video screen |
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| Making content availiable to audience |
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| Distribution to mass audience; content not specifically for them) |
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| Distribution to an audience that has been targeted (Only seen on the internet) |
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| "Green" (when keying it is 138 hue, So it turns clear). To create a key hole from the color. |
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| Graphic on screen at bottom with name/title |
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| When the graphic moves (Ex. The latest show) |
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Media that is secondary to the real experience or an experience derived from media
(First mediated experience was when caveman came back to family and told a story) Then we had.. books, Radio TV, Movies |
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| Shot done at the location of an event. In a movie it is actually going to the scene instead of recreating it. |
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| Displays words on a screen and someone reads them. We use them so it looks like the person reading is looking into the camera |
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| Camera support you can ride a crane |
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| Camera Support that is NOT a crane, you cannot ride a Jib. |
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| It is what specialized dollies ride on |
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| Used to keep the door open. Good production tools |
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| Point of reference. Specified ahead of time. |
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| Calling the shots (Ex. Cue Talent!) |
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| When the director allows the TD to do what they want, most of the time because it is obvious where the cameras need to be |
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The work that happens before the show
-scripts
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-building set |
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| The list of shots that you want to happen |
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| Scenes and camera movements that you need to get for a shoot |
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| Word-for-word what the talents needs to say in a production |
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| Overhead view of the set showing the set pieces in the studio |
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| Overhead view of lights with course details of set showing which lights are pointing at what (it is hand drawn) |
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| Media made by the community |
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