Video 5.03

What is the Rule of Thirds in frame composition?

• A) A rule stating that the subject should occupy the middle third of the image.

• B) A guideline that suggests placing the subject at the intersections of the dividing lines of the image into thirds, horizontally and vertically.

• C) A principle that divides the image into three equal vertical sections only.

• D) A method where the subject is always centered in the image.

What does a Wide Shot in frame composition typically show?

• Only the main subject with no background

• The subject and its immediate surroundings

• The subject and the location or environment in its entirety

• A close-up detail of the subject

What is the purpose of using an Extreme Wide Shot in digital media?

• To focus closely on the subject's emotions

• To show the subject and its environment from further back than a typical wide shot

• To capture detailed textures of the subject

• To highlight the subject without showing the environment

What does a Medium Shot in frame composition typically show?

• The entire body of the subject from head to toe.

• Only the face of the subject with close-up details.

• A part of the subject with more detail while still giving an impression of the location or environment.

• The background scenery without focusing on the subject.

What does a close-up shot in photography typically show?

• A) The entire scene from a distance

• B) A particular part of a subject with more detail

• C) The background and surroundings of the subject

• D) A wide view of multiple subjects

What does an Extreme Close-Up Shot in frame composition primarily show?

• The entire subject from a distance

• A particular part of a subject with extreme detail

• The background surrounding the subject

• The subject in motion

What is the effect of using a High Angle Shot in frame composition according to the image?

• It makes the subject appear powerful and dominant.

• It makes the subject appear small, weak, inferior, or scared.

• It emphasizes the background more than the subject.

• It provides a balanced view between the subject and its surroundings.

What is the effect of using a low angle shot in photography as described in the learning material?

• It makes the subject appear shorter and weaker.

• It makes the subject appear tall, powerful, dominating, or scary.

• It makes the subject appear more approachable and friendly.

• It has no effect on the perception of the subject.

What does the zoom function in a camera do?

• Changes the physical location of the camera.

• Uses the mechanics of the camera’s lens to make the subject appear closer or further away.

• Alters the lighting in the scene.

• Modifies the color balance of the image.

What does the term "Pan" refer to in camera movements?

• Moving the camera up and down

• Zooming in and out with the camera

• Horizontally pivoting the camera left or right

• Rotating the camera in a circular motion