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as light intensity increases, what happens to depth of field?

the aperture can be smaller, increasing depth of field

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to what media can digital camcorders record and store data?

memory cards

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what is field of view?

what the camera sees

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which message is ultimately the most important in video production?

the message that is ultimately received by the viewer

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what is the aesthetic difference between a zoom and a dolly?

the zoom brings the event to the viewer, the dolly takes the viewer to the event

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which is the most common way of handling camera and object movement?

keep the camera as steady as possible and have the object do the moving

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what tripod mechanism facilitates the quick and accurate mounting of the camcorder?

quick release plate

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which of the following production elements will be greatly influenced by the program objective?

medium requirements

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which beam splitting device is used in most video cameras?

prism block

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what camera support allows you to elevate, pan, and tongue the camera in one move?

jib arm

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which is the correct sequence of steps advocated in the production model?

idea, program objective, medium requirements, evaluation

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what should you do to the mounting head when leaving the camera unattended?

tighten the pan and tilt locks

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how do you calibrate a zoom lens?

by zooming in and focusing on the target object?

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how should you preset your body when panning with a small camcorder?

point your knees in the direction of the desired end of the pan

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what statement applies to proper z-axis blocking?

objects and people are positioned on the line that extends from the camera to the horizon

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what can you use to keep the tripod legs from moving too far apart under a heavy camera load?

spreader

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what is especially difficult when shooting high definition video?

focusing

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which way should the camera point and which zoom lens position should you use to intensify the congestion and slowness of rush hour traffic?

z-axis and narrow angle lens

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what is the main reason why ENG/EFP cameras are converted for studio use?

cost

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when and under what lighting conditions should you white balance?

every time you shoot under a new lighting condition

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which camera has an optical viewfinder that permits viewing through the lens for still pictures but can also produce electronic video images?

DSLR

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which is the correct relationship between zooming and the resulting focal length?

zooming in increases the focal length

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which lens ratio allows you the greatest zoom range from wide angle to close up?

40:1

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which is one of the common sensors in video cameras?

CCD

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what is the correct relationship among aperture, f-stop, and lens speed?

smaller the f-stop, larger the aperture and faster the lens

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most production problems are best solved in what phase of production?

preproduction

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how can you be sure the camera is level?

by observing the leveling bubble on the tripod

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which statement describes the defined program objective most accurately?

the desired effect of the program on the viewer

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in the context of the production model, which statement is the most accurate?

the program objective and actual effect should match as closely as possible

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when do you need to leave leadroom?

when the object moves sideways

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in which production situation would you be most likely to use a studio pedestal?

studio newscast

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what is the point of convergence?

where the picture of the left eye camera and right eye camera overlap perfectly

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which statement describes a common application of psychological closure in picture composition?

mentally filling in the missing parts in a close up shot

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which statement best describes the video imaging process?

light is converted into electric energy for a video signal

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what vector is created by somebody pointing in a particular direction?

index vector

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what is the chief function of the director?

to translate the script into specific video and audio images

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the z-axis extends from ____ to ____

screen to viewer

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if a director asks for more headroom what should the camera operator do?

tilt up

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which is true when using a high speed shutter?

more light is required

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what are the 4 basic elements of the camera chain?

camera, sync generator, CCU, and power supply

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what is the chief function of the director?

to translate the script into specific video and audio images?

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what statement describes most accurately the function of the producer?

to oversee and coordinate all preproduction and production tasks

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which person operates the switcher in a studio production?

technical director

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many production problems are best solved in what phase of production?

preproduction

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the executive producer complains about not seeing enough closeups and the erratic camera of recent production. Who is ultimately responsible for correcting such problems?

director

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which person cues the talent on set?

floor manager

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which microphone would be most appropriate for a company president delivering her weekly address from behind her office desk?

lavalier

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which type of microphone requires a battery or some other form of power to work?

condenser

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which microphone type is best suited for general ENG applications?

dynamic

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what may be used with a microphone to lessen the pickup of wind noise?

windsock

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which of the following is a major advantage of using a fishpole boom microphone?

you can get good sound pickup while keeping the mic out of the shot

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what would most likely interfere with proper reception from a wireless microphone?

police and fire transmissions on similar frequencies

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in the context of microphone characteristics, cardioid refers to what?

a specific unidirectional polar pattern

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why should you keep the major sound source and background sounds as separate as possible in field recording?

it facilitates remixing in postproduction

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what is the optimal VU range when riding gain for analog signals?

-5 to 0

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what do you need to mix 6 different audio sources?

at least 6 inputs

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what is the most convenient way of arranging the various audio sources in a specific order at the audio console?

patching

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in the context of sound aesthetics, perspective refers to which statement?

close ups go with close sounds and long shots go with faraway sounds

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how is the figure/ground principle applied in sound recording?

foreground sounds are louder or distinctly different from background sounds

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which statement refers to the sound/energy principle?

high energy pictures are matched with high energy sounds

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what major function does the vector line fulfill in editing?

preserves continuity of position and vectors

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which type of linear editing is required for editing video to a prerecorded audio track?

insert

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which editing process will produce the final edit master?

on-line

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what is the main advantage of an NLE system?

you can call up each single frame through random access and display it next to another one

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what situation creates diverging motion vectors?

2 people walking in opposite directions

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what are the 3 nonlinear editing phases?

capture, editing, and export

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when using analog source tapes for nonlinear editing, the capture process requires which signal transformation?

from analog to digital

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what factor determines whether we perceive successive z-axis motion vectors as continuing or converging?

event context

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which is associated with complexity editing?

intensifying an event

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what does a mental map tell us?

where things are or are supposed to be in on and off screen space

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what is an advantage of using a multiple source rather than a single source linear editing system?

effects like fades and wipes are possible

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which statement best describes crossing the vector line while shooting an over the shoulder conversation?

you reverse the screen positions of the people

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what is a jump cut?

an abrupt position shift of an object or subject from one shot to another

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what happens when cutting between 2 cameras placed on opposite sides of the motion vector line?

the object will be shown moving in opposite directions

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what does off-line mean in nonlinear editing?

both the capture and editing are done in low resolution video

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what situation indicated continuing graphic vectors?

a horizon line that cuts the screen at the same height in subsequent shots

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which shooting practice will aid postproduction editing?

providing a few seconds of a pad at the beginning and end of each shot to give the editor more choices

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what are the 4 editing functions?

combine, condense, correct, and build

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when 2 people are talking to each other where is the vector line?

from one person to the other

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what is the main advantage of time code?

it makes editing frame accurate

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what is a cutaway?

a shot related to the main event

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what situation creates converging index vectors?

2 people looking at each other

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what do you call the document that among other things lists the final edit in and edit out time code numbers?

EDL

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what do you call the copies of the source media that have the time code keyed over each frame?

window dub

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which best represents good baselight levels for a video camera?

200 fc

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what are the light primaries used in additive color mixing?

red green blue

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what statement describes color temperature?

relative redness or blueness of the light

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how is incident light measured?

by pointing the light meter at the camera

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what combination of color temperatures is correct for indoor and outdoor standards?

3200K and 5600K

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how can you quickly match the outdoor color temperature norm on lighting instruments that burn only with the indoor standard?

insert a dichroic filter or bluish gel

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shadows are classified as what 2 types?

attached and cast

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what is the basic function of the key light?

reveal the basic shape of the subject

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what is the best light for shooting outdoors during the day?

sunlight on an overcast day

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which is the most useful lighting tool when shooting in sunlight?

reflector

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what is the most appropriate procedure when using portable lighting instruments on location?

turn off the instruments whenever they’re not in use

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of the 3 types of flat panel systems which uses considerably less power and generates less heat than incandescent lamps?

LED panels

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which combination matches the normal lighting triangle?

key, back, and fill