Post-Production 1 Chapter 1

When setting up your project in your hard drive, it is a good practices to create a project folder with project title, then create 7 subfolders in them. What are the 7 folders to create in ur hard drive?​ ​

(a)   ​

​ (b)   ​

Media (Eg. other video elements such as archive videos)

​ (c)  

​ ​ Music & SFX​

​ ​ (d)   ​

(e)  

• Audio
• Project
• Footage
• Photos & Graphics
• Sequences
• Exports
• Software

A Full HD video's aspect ratio is​ (a)   and its pixel aspect ratio is​ ​ (b)  

• 16:9
• 1.77:1
• 4:3
• 1.33:1

What is the FIRST step in a Post-Production Workflow?

After Assembly Edit, the editor moved on to do a Rough Cut by tweaking the assemble edit until the flow is cleaner. This is the stage of the project’s development where majority of the excess footage has been

_______ and you are left with a presentation that is complete in its narrative flow but has got

many rough edges.

Which of the following is a simple way to achieve data redundancy?

• Copying all your media onto a second hard drive

• Deleting unused files from your computer

• Compressing your video files

• Changing the format of your audio tracks

Imagine you are a data wrangler. What steps would you take to safely manage digital footage after filming?

• Transfer footage to hard drives or secure servers and create multiple backups

• Leave footage on the camera and hope it is safe

• Only copy the good takes to save space

• Transfer footage to 1 hard drive

What is recommended before ingesting media files into an editing program?

• Directly from memory cards or cameras

• By copying to hard drives with data redundancy first

• By streaming online

• By using USB flash drives only

Full HD (FHD): ​ ​ (a)   is currently the most widely used resolution for

broadcast, streaming, Blu-ray discs, and most consumer-level media. It is considered the standard for "high-definition" content today.

• 1920 X 1080
• 1280 X 720
• 3840 X 2160

In Premiere Pro, what does the 'Copy' option do during media ingestion?

• Deletes the original media

• Copies the original media to a new location

• Transcodes the media to a new format

• Creates a backup on the cloud

Why might you use the 'Create Proxies' option in Premiere Pro?

• To delete unused clips

• To create lower-resolution clips for easier editing

• To add special effects automatically

• To merge multiple clips into one