WebXam Study Guide 0 - CTE Video Production

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The three main phases of video production are:

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Pre-production, Production, Post-production

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Pre-production in video production is defined as:

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The initial phase where planning, scripting, and storyboarding occur.

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What is a treatment in video production?

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A written document outlining the concept and story.

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A shot list is a detailed plan of every camera shot that will be captured during a film or video production. Why is it important?

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It helps in organizing the filming process and ensures that no shots are missed.

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A storyboard assists in video planning by:

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providing a visual outline of the video sequence

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What is the 180-degree rule, and why is it important?

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A rule in filmmaking that ensures spatial consistency between shots

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Continuity editing in video production is defined as:

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A technique used to maintain a continuous and clear narrative action by following a set of rules.

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A director on a video production set is responsible for:

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Directing the cast and crew

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What are the common shot types used in filmmaking (e.g., close-up, wide shot)? Options: Close-up, wide shot, medium shot, over-the-shoulder shot, Only close-up and wide shot, Close-up, wide shot, and extreme close-up, Wide shot, medium shot, and long shot

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Close-up, wide shot, medium shot, over-the-shoulder shot

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What is the difference between a scripted and unscripted production?

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A scripted production follows a written script, while an unscripted production does not.