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The Basics To Broadcasting

The Basics To Broadcasting. Haley Jaworski EDCI 270 Belen Garicia. Navigation. Home Back Next Quiz Menu. Objective: Upon completion of this program, students will be able to recognize the 2 major pieces of equipment used as well as demonstrate their use with an 85% accuracy Audience:

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The Basics To Broadcasting

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  1. The Basics To Broadcasting Haley Jaworski EDCI 270 Belen Garicia

  2. Navigation Home Back Next Quiz Menu

  3. Objective: • Upon completion of this program, students will be able to recognize the 2 major pieces of equipment used as well as demonstrate their use with an 85% accuracy • Audience: • 9th-12th grade students with varying IQs and backgrounds • Learning Environment: • A broadcasting studio with adjacent MCR, soundroom, and office

  4. HELLO! In this program, you will learn… • The basic terms and parts of 2 major pieces of equipment used in broadcasting. Click next to continue. • To skip to the quizzes, click on the camera below.

  5. Here are the 2 major pieces of equipment you will be learning about. Click one to continue or skip to the quizzes. Parts Terms Camera Switcher

  6. Camera Parts Click next to begin!

  7. Zoom/Focus Control • Allows the camera person to make loose or wide shots and focus them.

  8. Lens • Sees the image, focuses it and transmits the image in its entirety thru the camera.

  9. Electronic View Finder (EVF) • Indicates what will appear in the field of view of the lens. Should be adjusted to eye level.

  10. Tripod • Adjustable 3-legged stand that allows the camera to stand upright and be fixed to an appropriate height.

  11. Dolly • Wheeled apparatus that allows the camera to move freely.

  12. That’s it for camera parts!Click next to learn more orclick the quiz button to continue.

  13. Camera Terms You will now learn some of the terms used when operating a camera. Click next to begin!

  14. Focus • How clear or blurry the shot appears to be. Click the link below. //www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKs2XOupzlk

  15. Truck • Moving the entire camera by means of the dolly.

  16. Zoom • How open or closed you can make a camera shot by allowing more objects into the viewing area. • tight shot = zoomed in • Loose shot = zoomed out

  17. Pan • Sweeping the lens form left to right or right to left. Click the link below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGYQBE0G0A

  18. Tilt • Sweeping the camera in an up and down motion. Click the link below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUDsoVrP_jk

  19. That’s it for camera terms!Click next to learn more orclick the quiz button to continue.

  20. Switcher Parts Click next to begin!

  21. Inputs • Allow the director to switch between different views.

  22. Director • Although not an actual part of the switcher, the director is the operator and sees that the camera people are doing their job.

  23. Router • Allows the director control of what the viewer sees.

  24. Transition Buttons • Allows the director to control how one input is switched to the next.

  25. Chroma • Used for green screen action by having people or objects appear in front of a computer generated screen.

  26. That’s it for switcher parts!Click next to learn more orclick the quiz button to continue.

  27. Switcher Terms You will now learn the different applications of some of the parts of a camera. Click next to begin!

  28. Fade • The transition of going to and from a black screen to any other shot.

  29. Wipe • Switching between any other two inputs other than a black screen.

  30. Black • A black screen that signals the beginning or ending of a production

  31. Shot • The current image that is displayed on a camera screen as seen through the corresponding input.

  32. Color Bars • A television test pattern set as a standard to compare other signals.

  33. That’s it for switcher terms!Click next to learn more orclick the quiz button to continue.

  34. Click one to take the practice quiz, or click on the camera icon below for the assessment. Parts Terms Camera Switcher

  35. Camera Parts Quiz

  36. This part sees the image, focuses it, and transmits the image in its entirety through the camera. Tilt Focus Lens

  37. Oops! Try again.

  38. Great Job!Let’s move on to the next question.

  39. Allow camera person to make close or wide shots and then focus them. Tripod Zoom/Focus Control Dolly

  40. Oops! Try again.

  41. Great Job!Let’s move on to the next question.

  42. A wheeled apparatus that allows the camera to move freely. Truck Dolly Pan

  43. Oops! Try again.

  44. Great Job!Let’s move on to the next question.

  45. An adjustable 3-legged stand. Tripod Truck Tilt

  46. Oops! Try again.

  47. Great Job!Let’s move on to the next question.

  48. This piece of equipment indicates what will appear in the field of view of the lens. Lens Electronic View Finder (EVF) Zoom/Focus Control

  49. Oops! Try again.

  50. Great Job!You have completed the Camera Parts Quiz.

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