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What is videography?

The art and practice of using a video camera to make films or programs.

What are the essential equipment items used in videography?

Digital Video Camcorder, Video Camera Filter, Camcorder Microphone, Tripod, Video Editing Computer, Digital Video Editing Software.

What are the three stages of video production?

Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production.

What does a director do in video production?

Leads the production and ensures the vision is achieved.

Define 'Extreme Wide Shot' (EWS).

A shot that shows a very broad view of the setting.

What is the purpose of a tripod in videography?

To stabilize the camera for steady shots.

What is 'Electronic Image Stabilization' (EIS)?

A technique used to reduce shakiness in footage.

What is involved in the pre-production phase?

Storyboarding, location scouting, budgeting, wardrobe & props preparation, script reading with actors & crew.

What does a cameraman do?

Operates the camera during filming.

What is the purpose of color correction in post-production?

To adjust the colors of the footage for consistency and quality.

What is a 'Push-In' camera movement?

The camera moves closer to a subject using a dolly or Steadicam.

Define 'Dolly Zoom'.

A technique achieved by moving the camera forward while zooming out, creating a visually striking effect.

What is the function of the iris in a video camera?

It controls the amount of light entering the camera.

Explain the use of a 'Cutaway' shot.

Shows something other than the main subject.

What does a 'Tracking Shot' (Trucking Shot) do?

Physically moves the camera through the scene, often following a subject.

What is a 'Medium Close-Up' (MCU)?

A shot between a mid-shot and a close-up.

What does 'Boom Shot' refer to?

Camera moves vertically up or down using a crane, pedestal, or jib.

What is the result of combining different camera movements?

It enhances storytelling and can guide audience perception effectively.

What does white balance do in a camera?

Adjusts colors based on lighting conditions.

What is a 'Point-of-View Shot' (POV)?

Mimics what a character is seeing.

Define 'Static Shot'.

The camera remains fixed in one position, ideal for dialogue scenes and precise composition.