TV 1 1st 9 Weeks Exam Review Flashcards

Vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts from TV 1 1st 9 Weeks Exam Review, including production stages, camera movements, shot types, transitions, lens effects, and editing terms in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Three Stages of Video Production

Pre-production, Production, and Post-production.

Post-production

The stage of production where you do the editing.

Pre-Production

The stage of production where you do all your planning and paperwork.

Production

The stage of production where you actually do the filming.

Treatment

The first step in scriptwriting where you come up with an idea and write down the main characters and plot of the story.

Storyboard Information Requirements

The three areas of information needed on a storyboard: pictures, shot description, and audio.

Tripod Handling Technique

Always carry the tripod by the legs.

Panning

Moving the camera left and right.

Tilting

Moving the camera up and down.

Zooming

Moving closer or farther away from your subject without moving the camera.

Medium Shot

A shot from the waist up.

Close Up

A shot from the shoulders up.

Long Shot

A shot from the feet up.

Large Depth of Field

When all areas of a scene are in focus.

Rule of Thirds

The concept of placing main elements and subjects at the power points to create a more balanced picture and engage the viewer more readily.

Cut

An instantaneous switch from one video source to another.

Dissolve

A gradual transition from one video picture to another during which the images overlap.

Fade

A gradual transition from video picture to black or from black to video.

Raw Footage

The audio/video recorded on the videotape during a shoot that is edited together.

High Angle Shot

When the camera is set up high, looking down.

Low Angle Shot

When the camera is set up low, looking up.

Backlighting Effect

If you film towards a brighter area than your subjects, your subjects will be too dark.

Methods for Moving Footage to Editor

Import, Transfer, Ingest, or Capture.

Inpoint Shortcut

The key shortcut I.

Outpoint Shortcut

The key shortcut O.

Rendering

When a clip or effect needs to be processed by the computer.

Exporting

What you need to do when you are done with a project and are ready to turn it in.

Tripod Benefits

Provides a steady shot and tireless service.

Telephoto Lens Problem

You can get a shaky shot if you are not careful.

Barrel Distortion / Fish Eye

The weird effect that a wide angle lens can give you.

Non-Linear Editing

The type of editing that Adobe, or any digital editor, does.

Timeline

The area where you will do most of your actual editing and create sequences.

Source Monitor

Where you trim and view your raw clip.

Program Monitor

The monitor used for viewing your project in progress.

Montage

The technique of editing short clips together with music to achieve the passage of time, space, or the feeling of an event.

Timeline Tracks

An unlimited number of tracks in the timeline where you can put video clips, images, graphics, and titles.

Project Panel Bins

An unlimited number of bins in the Project panel where you can put video clips, images, graphics, and titles for storage.

Black Video Location

Located under the File tab in the editor.

Workspace Selection Area

Located under the Window tab in the editor.

Adobe Premiere Pro

The name of the video editing program used.