Production Audio - Final Exam Review

A production sound setup where audio is recorded to camera is called:

• Single System

• Double System

• Triple System

• Quadruple System

A production sound kit that operates with a dedicated recording device is called a:

• Single System

• Double System

• Triple System

• Quadruple System

The standard sample rate for film/tv (at which dialogue is typically recorded) is __kHz.

The standard bit depth for film/tv (used for dialogue recording, unless higher bit depths are available) is __bit.

A portable double system, which operates out of a bag can be referred to as:

• ENG (Electronic News Gathering)

• EFP (Electronic Field Production)

A stationary double system, which operates on a cart can be referred to as:

• ENG (Electronic News Gathering)

• EFP (Electronic Field Production)

When using the intermediate field kit, equipped with the Sound Device MixPre6 recorder. It is recommended that you configure the recording device with all of the settings in the 'advanced' mode, with the exception of what setting?

• Input

• Monitoring

• Channel

• Gain

The head of the sound department on set is referred to as:

• Production Sound Mixer

• Boom Operator

• Sound Utility

• Re-recording Mixer

The person who operates the overhead mic on set is referred to as:

• Production Sound Mixer

• Boom Operator

• Sound Utility

• Re-recording Mixer

The person responsible for coordinating wireless and wiring actors with lavs on set is referred to as:

• Production Sound Mixer

• Boom Operator

• Sound Utility

• Re-recording Mixer