multimedia

When you give a person's eye-view through the camera in a horizontal, or side-to-side point of view, this is known as...

• Side Screening
• Panning
• Tilting
• Zooming

When you want to give a vertical, or up & done point of view, this is known as...

• Tilting
• Panning
• Going up & down
• Zooming

When the camera is stationary but the image appears to move in and/or out, this technique is known as

• Panning In
• Panning Out
• Focusing
• Zooming

Another option to zooming is when you can bring the camera closer to the image using a 

• Rolling Object
• Chair
• Dolly
• Ladder

The rule of thirds means

• dividing you screen image into 9 equal parts
• equally spreading your image across 2 horizontal lines
• equally spreading your image across 2 vertical lines
• all of the above

In a wide shot, you see

• the subject as well as all the surroundings
• everything
• both color and contrast
• both red and blue

If you want a steady shot, it's a good idea to use a

• chair
• ladder
• tripod
• steady hand

To focus your audience on your action, it is best to eliminate

• background noise
• multiple people on your set
• distractible people
• top much color

A close up shows

• attention to details
• more than you may want to show
• everything
• all of the above

When the frame is divided into nine imaginary sections creating reference points which act as guides for framing the image.

• Horizon Line
• Noseroom
• Leadroom
• The Rule of Thirds