Phases of Video Production

The most important part of your production

• Production

• Post-production

• Pre-production

• B-roll

Which is not a part of pre-production?

• writing a script

• developing a storyboard

• organizing A-roll and B-roll film

• developing a concept

A chronological run-down of scenes, shots, action and dialogue specifying who is saying and doing what, and when they're saying or doing it

• A budget

• A script

• A-roll

• A brief

What viewers should do after they've finished watching the video...

• key take away

• call-to-action

• close the video

• share the video

Which does not apply to writing a script?

• Write conversationally.

• Script every single word.

• Writing a script is the same as writing a college paper

• Make the script thorough.

A collection of images that show the scenes in your video, and how they will be filmed in sequence. It’s pre-visualizing the scenes and shots in the video.

• storyboard

• comic book

• b-roll

• brief

The subject fills the frame, capturing the subject’s general appearance, while still showing the scenery surrounding them

• establishing shot

• full shot

• close up shot

• extreme close up shot

The type of shot taken from an elevated point.

• worms eye view

• birds eye view

• low angle shot

• panning shot

Camera is attached to a wheeled device and smoothly moves back and forth.

• panning shot

• tilt shot

• dolly shot

• gimbal shot

The main task of this phase is to capture the project assets. In other words, this when you roll camera.

• pre-production

• production

• post-production