WebXam Study Guide 0 - CTE Video Broadcasting

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What are the three stages of video production?

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Pre-production, Production, Post-production

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Pre-production in video broadcasting is defined as:

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The initial phase where planning, scripting, and storyboarding occur before actual filming begins.

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The importance of storyboarding in video production is:

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It helps in budgeting and scheduling.

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Some common elements included in a script are: characters, setting, dialogue, and plot

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characters, setting, dialogue, and plot

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The rule of thirds in video composition is:

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A guideline for arranging elements in a frame by dividing it into nine equal parts.

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

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A principle in filmmaking that ensures spatial consistency between shots

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Continuity editing is a term used to describe:

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A technique used to maintain a consistent story flow in film and video production.

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A shot list is a tool used in filmmaking. What is its purpose?

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To organize and plan each scene's shots

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B-roll footage refers to:

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supplementary footage used to support the main shot

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The different camera shot types include: Close-up, wide shot, over-the-shoulder, Zoom, pan, tilt, Fade, dissolve, cut, High angle, low angle, Dutch angle

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