Media Arts Conventions Quiz

Which camera angle is used to make a subject appear powerful or dominant?

• High Angle

• Low Angle

• Eye Level

• Dutch Angle

What type of sound is recorded during the filming of a scene?

• Diegetic Sound

• Non-Diegetic Sound

• Foley Sound

• Ambient Sound

Which lighting technique involves placing the main light source behind the subject to create a silhouette?

• Key Lighting

• Fill Lighting

• Backlighting

• Side Lighting

What is the term for a camera movement where the camera moves horizontally from one side to another?

• Tilt

• Pan

• Zoom

• Dolly

Which visual composition technique involves dividing the frame into nine equal parts to help position the subject?

• Rule of Thirds

• Golden Ratio

• Leading Lines

• Symmetry

Which camera angle is typically used to create a sense of equality between the subject and the viewer?

• High Angle

• Low Angle

• Eye Level

• Bird's Eye View

What type of sound is added in post-production to enhance the realism of a scene?

• Diegetic Sound

• Non-Diegetic Sound

• Foley Sound

• Ambient Sound

Which lighting technique uses three lights to illuminate the subject from different angles?

• High-Key Lighting

• Low-Key Lighting

• Three-Point Lighting

• Natural Lighting

What is the term for a camera movement where the camera moves closer or further away from the subject?

• Tilt

• Pan

• Zoom

• Dolly

Which visual composition technique uses lines within the frame to guide the viewer's eye to the subject?

• Rule of Thirds

• Golden Ratio

• Leading Lines

• Symmetry