Camera Shots and Movements - AVTF I

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Which type of composition does this photo emphasize?

• Rule of thirds

• framing

• light

• texture

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What is the role of camera movement in film?

• To change the lighting

• To alter the frame or perspective

• To add sound effects

• To create static shots

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What are the key techniques involved in panning and tilting camera movements?

• Zooming in

• Panning left

• Tilting up

• Tracking shots

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What are the different types of shots in film and media?

• Extreme Close-Up

• Medium Shot

• Full Shot

• Long Shot

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What type of shot frames the subject's entire body?

• Extreme Close-Up

• Close-Up

• Long Shot

• Medium Shot

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What is the purpose of an Extreme Close-Up (ECU) in photography?

• To capture a wide scene

• To focus on a small detail

• To show the entire subject

• To create a blurry background

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What is a close-up shot typically used for?

• To show the entire scene

• To tightly frame a person or object

• To capture background details

• To create a wide-angle view

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What is the purpose of a Medium Close-Up (MCU) in photography?

• To frame the subject from the waist up

• To frame the subject from the chest up

• To capture the entire body

• To focus on the background

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What does a Medium Shot (MS) show?

• The subject from the waist up

• The subject from the knees up

• The subject in close-up

• The subject from a distance

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What is the purpose of a Medium Long Shot (MLS) in filmmaking?

• To show the subject's full body

• To frame the subject from the knees up

• To capture close-up facial expressions

• To provide a wide landscape view

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What does a Long Shot (LS) show in a scene?

• Only the subject

• The full subject and some surrounding environment

• Only the background

• Close-up of the subject

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What is the purpose of an Extreme Wide Shot (EWS)?

• To capture close-up details

• To establish setting

• To focus on a single subject

• To create a sense of intimacy

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In what way do leading lines differ from the rule of thirds?

• Leading lines can only be used in landscape photography.

• Leading lines direct the viewer's attention to a specific part of the image, while the rule of thirds is about overall balance.

• The rule of thirds is a newer concept in photography.

• Leading lines require the use of artificial lines added in post-processing.

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What is the significance of placing the subject's eyes on the third of the frame in photography?

• It creates a balanced composition

• It draws attention to the background

• It makes the subject look smaller

• It is a rule that must always be followed

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