What is RAW footage?

• Footage that has not been cooked.

• Unedited footage, also a form of capture media that allows more data to edit post production.

• Additional unused footage.

Before recording one must evaluate the environment where you will be recording for lighting, sound, or safety issues.

• TRUE

• FALSE

This is needed although a release form is not necessay to film in a public park or venue.

• Permission

• Release Slip

• Ownership

A composition should be imagined with nine equal parts having been divided by two vertical lines and two horizontal lines similar to a tic-tac-toe board as shown.

• Rule of Nines

• Rule of Thirds

• Composition tic tac toe.

The primary footage.

• A Roll

• B Roll

• RAW Footage

Secondary footage used as supplemental or alternative that is recorded to make video content more interesting.

• A Roll

• B Roll

• RAW Footage

This type of shot is considered to be a good opening shot.

• Extreme Long Shot

• Close Up

• Dutch Angle

What is a tripod used for?

• To avoid shaky camera footage.

• To hold the camera.

• To hold additional peripheral such as lights, flashes, microphones, or display screens.

• ALL of the ABOVE

The camera automatically making white to appear whiter to make the colors accurate.

• Automatic White Balance (AWB)

• Incandescent Lighting

• Flourescent Lighting

• Direct Sunlight

Lighting that is typically warmer than others making the shot orange or rosy colored, like from a lamp.

• Automatic White Balance (AWB)

• Incandescent Lighting

• Flourescent Lighting

• Direct Sunlight