Digital Media - Video Production

The date, time, and location of each video shoot is included on the

• script
• storyboard
• production schedule
• movie review

Step 2 of pre-production is to

• determine your target market
• ask what you want your video to accomplish
• create a production schedule
• write the script

The amount of resources you have at your disposal will

• determine where your production will be viewed
• determine if your film will turn a profit
• guarantee you get the best actors and actresses
• determine how big your production can be

Practicing where the actors, cameras and lights will be during production is called

• blocking
• rehearsing
• positioning
• standing in

Buildings used for shooting video or film are called

• warehouses
• sound stages
• sets
• back lots

Adobe Premiere is a graphics editing program.

• True
• False

Each camera shot of a scripted production needs to be a drawing on the story board.

• True
• False

The most common shot type is a

• close up
• extreme close up
• mid shot
• zoom

This could be framed from the knees to just above the head.

• close up
• extreme close up
• mid shot
• wide shot

Some cameras have macro settings which need to be turned on to focus this type of shot

• close up
• extreme close up
• mid shot
• wide shot