L3 - Using a Storyboard

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to use a range of filming techniques when capturing video?

• To make the video more engaging and effective

• To make the video longer

• To use more equipment

• To avoid editing

Multiple Choice

What is a storyboard used for in video production?

• To plan scenes visually and explain content

• To edit videos after filming

• To choose actors for a film

• To create sound effects

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key points of the static camera technique?

• The camera is fixed in position

• A tripod or stand may be used

• The camera moves up and down

• Examples include newsreaders and weather forecasters

Fill in the Blank

This technique allows for close up video so you can see the subject in greater detail: ___

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between pan and tilt camera techniques?

• Pan moves side to side, tilt moves up and down

• Pan zooms in, tilt zooms out

• Pan uses a tripod, tilt does not

• Pan is for close ups, tilt is for long shots

Open Ended

Describe the differences between the static camera, zoom, and pan/tilt techniques. When might you use each one?

Multiple Choice

Based on the storyboard, why might audio quality be worse in a long shot compared to a close up?

• The subject is farther from the microphone

• The camera is zoomed in

• The camera is moving

• There is more background noise

Open Ended

What are some key points you should consider when evaluating a storyboard after completing an activity?

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: According to the assessment slide, if you are unsure about your ability to use filming techniques, you would rate your confidence as ___.

Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson, what filming technique do you think would be most effective for capturing a specific purpose in your own video project, and why?