Film Set Safety Quiz

What is considered hazardous in terms of height when working on a set?

• 3 feet or more

• 6 feet or more

• 10 feet or more

• 12 feet or more

What should you do to prevent trip hazards from cables and cords on set? (dressing the cable)

• Cover them

• Remove them

• Ignore them

• Paint them

Which type of current is considered safer when working with electricity on set?

• AC (Alternating Current)

• DC (Direct Current)

• Both are equally safe

• Neither is safe

What is a key safety practice when handling lights during filming?

• Use thick gloves

• Use insulated shoes

• Wear sunglasses

• Wear gloves

What should you always remember about the camera during filming?

• It can overheat

• It records sound

• It is waterproof

• It requires constant charging

What is the term used for a very wide camera shot that is also known as an "Establishing" shot?

• Midshot

• Closeup

• Extreme Wide Shot

• Two Shot

Which camera movement involves the camera being mounted on a dolly for smooth movement?

• Pan Left / Pan Right

• Zoom In / Zoom Out

• Dolly In / Dolly Out

• Arc

What type of shot is typically used to capture the expressions closer on the actor's face?

• Midshot

• Mid-Closeup

• Weather Shot

• Extreme Closeup

Which of the following is not a camera movement?

• Weather Shot

• Dutch Tilt

• Truck Left / Right

• Pedestal Up / Pedestal Down

What is the smallest unit of time in a film, as defined in the concept of "The Frame"?

• The scene

• The shot

• The frame

• The sequence