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This chapter discusses the different camera movements and shot sizes used in video production, providing visual variety and enhancing the storytelling. It also explores the importance of finding the right talent for a script and using professional performers for higher quality and faster work. Furthermore, it covers the various microphone types and their roles in capturing audio, as well as the significance of sound effects in creating depth and realism in a production.
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Chapter 9 calls the direction in which people look the _______ eye line
When shooting movement, __________movement is more interesting and takes longer to complete diagonal
When a subject is walking, a _________ is generally the closest shot that can be used comfortably Medium shot
Chapter 9 says when talent speaks directly to the camera, the best shot is a _____________. Close up
Chap. 9 says camera movement, cuts to different sized shots and including context in shots can provide _____ in a program Visual variety
When shooting a moving subject a ____camera angle is usually required wider
"How-to" video programs about topics such as cooking, hunting, or home improvement, fall under the general heading of ____ instructional
When shooting a subject the _________ is usually more effective than a profile shot frontal shot
An interviewers on-camera segments from a single-camera interview are best shot when? immediately after the interview
________ is often a motivating factor for camera movement Subject movement
Position cuts, which are made at the point of subject movement, are often called ________ Motivated cuts
When an interviewer reacts with interest to a subject during the interview it is described as a _____ Reaction shot
Objects look best on camera when the background has _______ contrasting tones
The term used to refer to those appearing on camera is _______ while Those who have experience working in front of a camera may be known as _______ Talent / professional performers
The device attached to the front of a camera that allows talent to read the script while looking into the camera lens is the ______ teleprompter
A ______ occurs when talent is placed in front of something that gives context to a story Stand up
Chapter 10 says the type of program that puts the most pressure on talent to perform flawlessly is a _______ while a ________ takes pressure off a performer because it allows for mistakes to be corrected. Live program / recorded program
A program that is created as if it is live, but is actually recorded for later viewing is referred to as: Live on tape / live to tape (even though we’re using a server)
The best way for a director to deal with inexperienced talent to _____ put them at ease and give clear instructions
Methods of putting talent at ease include __________ shooting them in a natural setting while they do something
When producing a program that will feature performers, a director is challenged to _______ find the right talent to fit the script
What are the advantages of using professional talent? they work faster AND their work is higher quality
Repeating performances through several takes, improvising when things go wrong, modifying delivery to fit a situation, and taking instructions and guide are characteristics of _____ performers. professional
Producers often choose professional over amateur talent because professionals save money and provide quality
Chapter 10 says this clothing color seems to work best on television: Medium blue
Talent that do not appear on camera are often referred to as off-camera hosts
Chap. 11 says a highly directional microphone that is used to pick up sound from a distance is a _______ microphone shotgun
A high-quality, often small, powered microphone is a ______ microphone condenser
A low-profile microphone that can be used to capture audio from talent that is six or more feet away and does not produce the hollow sound of a hanging handheld mic is a _________ PZM
Chap. 9 says camera movement, cuts to different sized shots and including context in shots can provide _____ in a program Visual variety
A common device used to monitor volume levels is the _______ VU meter
Chapter 11 says a ______ is used to adjust the strength of audio from one or more audio sources to a standard level (bringing signals up to line level before reaching the other equipment) Pre-amplifier
_____ uses two audio tracks to create a sense of left and right in an audio recording, while ________ sound uses six audio tracks to create a sense of envelopment Stereo / surround
Non-stereo television sound is called _______ Monaural (Mono)
A small, clip-on microphone that allows hands-free pickup of a talent's voice is a _________ lavaliere
Acoustically, hard surfaces reflect sound and can create what may ve referred to as a _____ surrounding, while soft surfaces absorb energy and can create a _______/ Live / dead surrounding
The objective study of the physical behavior of received sound. acoustics
In general video recording situations, ambient or environmental sounds are known as Natural sound (nat sound)
_______ sound effects are sounds created in a studio that can replace the original sounds. For example, introducing sounds of your own footsteps for the original ones; keeping in time with those in the picture. Foley
SFX stands for ______ Sound effects
Sounds that add depth and realism to a production are _______ Sound effects
A microphone that is widely used by news reporters and interviewers that allows the talent to control sound pick-up is a ________ Handheld mic
When talent needs unrestricted mobility, these two microphone systems are often used: Wireless or boom (shotgun)
Acoustically, hard surfaces cause reflection of sound waves which creates what are ‘later reflections of the sound waves’ in an acoustical space reverberation
A _______ is used to select, control, and intermix audio sources Mixer / console / board
A ______ microphone picks up sounds directly in front of it, while another term used to describe directional microphone's pickup pattern is _____ Directional / cardioid
The device on an audio mixer that adjusts the volume on a specific channel is the _______ Fader / pot (potentiometer)
A(n)______ microphone picks audio equally well in all directions. Nondirectional / omnidirectional
A ______ microphone can hear equally well both in front and in back, also known as a Figure 8 mic. bidirectional