Nocti 60 A/V Multiple Choice

 

What does a shot list help the production team do?

Plan scenes and coverage

Which tool is most commonly used for video editing?

Premiere Pro

What document outlines location, cast, crew, and schedule?

Production schedule

Which is a common type of camera movement used in video production?

All of the above

What does "depth of field" refer to in video production?

The area of focus within the scene

Balanced cables (XLR) are preferred because:

They reduce noise

What is the standard frame rate for broadcast video in the U.S.?

30 fps (29.97)

What is the function of "audio ducking" in a video?

To lower background audio levels when speech occurs

Which of these is a common file format used for exporting videos?

MOV

What is the purpose of a "storyboard" in video production?

To organize the shots and scenes visually

Color temperature is measured in:

Kelvins

What is a "B-roll" in video production?

Additional footage used to support the main footage

White balance ensures:

Correct color temperature

What is "audio mixing" in video production?

Adjusting levels of sound sources

During pre-production, a location scout primarily checks for:

Audio quality

A continuity person tracks

Story consistency across shots

In scriptwriting, “INT.” means:

Interior

What is the "aspect ratio" of a video?

The relationship between the width and height of the frame

What does "audio sync" mean in video production?

Matching the audio with the video for correct timing

What is a "jump cut" in video editing?

A cut between scenes with a sudden change in time or location

In video production, what does "compression" refer to?

Reducing the file size

Which format is most commonly used for high-definition video?

MP4

What is the primary function of a "lens" in video production?

To control the focus and depth of field of the video

What is the main purpose of a "tripod" in video production?

To stabilize the camera for steady shots

What does “panning” refer to?

Camera rotate left/right

In which video editing software is the timeline used to arrange clips and audio?

Adobe Premiere Pro

Which of the following is an example of a video codec?

H.264

What is the purpose of a "switcher" in video production?

To switch between multiple video feeds

In scriptwriting, “INT.” means:

Interior

In video production, the "rule of thirds" helps with:

Shot composition

Which of the following tools is used to stabilize the camera in motion?

Gimbal

Which of the following is NOT a video editing technique?

Zooming

What’s the primary purpose of a close-up shot?

Emphasize emotion

What is the function of "slow motion" in video?

To create a dramatic effect by reducing the playback speed

What does "dynamic range" refer to in video production?

The range of light levels the camera can capture

What is the standard frame rate for broadcast video in the U.S.?

30 fps (29.97)

What does 3-point lighting include?

Key, fill, back light

What does "video resolution" refer to?

The clarity of the image

What is a "camera shot"?

A specific angle or framing of a scene

Hot mic means:

Microphone is live

What is B-roll used for?

Secondary footage to cut over A-roll

Which of the following is used to adjust the color balance in a video?

White balance

Which camera shot shows a subject from the waist up?

Medium shot

What is the term for the rate at which video frames are displayed?

Frame rate

White balance ensures:

Correct color temperature

What does "rendering" mean in video editing?

Converting the edited video into its final format

What is the "rule of thirds" in video composition?

Removing or trimming unwanted parts of the video

 

A script format typically includes all EXCEPT:

Color grading info

What is a "close-up" shot in video production?

A shot that focuses on a specific detail, like a face or object

 

MP4 container commonly uses:

MPEG-4 video + AAC audio

What is the main function of a "microphone" in video communications?

To capture sound

What is "post-production" in video production?

Editing and enhancing the video after it is shot

Which of the following is NOT an important part of video pre-production?

Editing the video

Which of the following is the MOST important purpose of a storyboard in video production?

To plan sequence and composition

Which type of lighting is typically used in video production to create soft shadows?

Fill lighting

Which of the following best describes "high-definition video"?

Video with a resolution of 1080p or higher

What does "green screen" technology allow a video producer to do?

Replace the background with another image

What is the standard frame rate for most film productions?

24 fps

What is the purpose of a "title card" in a video?

To display the video’s name or other text on the screen

What does "bit rate" in video streaming refer to?

The amount of data used to represent the video per second