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Green Screen

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Chroma technique can only be applied to backgrounds.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Why do we use the color green?

a)

you cannot use a primary color

b)

it is the furthest from human skin tones

c)

green ink is less expensive

d)

green is not present in the light color spectrum

3.

The lighting on the backdrop must be _____________.

a)

minimal

b)

from a single spotlight

c)

green

d)

separate from the lighting on the subject

4.

Another term for green-screen is ___________.

a)

chroma key

b)

replacement imagery

c)

photosynthesis

d)

cinema allocation

5.

When a different image is keyed in editing, the green color of the screen changes to _____________.

a)

stripes

b)

black

c)

blue

d)

transparent

6.

What does "spill" mean in video production?

a)

unwanted light on a subject or background

b)

a fold or wrinkle in the green screen

c)

the amount of time overage of a clip

d)

unintended audio in a clip

7.

Which is a techniques for creating crisp lines on a subject?

a)

add a light source behind the subject shining onto the back of the subject

b)

instruct the subject to wear green clothing

c)

instruct the subject to move around during filming

d)

create a shadow of the subject on the green screen by adding a light source in front of the subject

e)

use the same light source on the subject and background

8.

What likely went wrong here?

a)

The camera was not switched to "subject mode."

b)

The subject was wearing green clothing.

c)

The subject was moving too quickly for the camera speed.

d)

The background image was not properly digitized.

9.

What likely went wrong here?

a)

The subject had a green light on him.

b)

The background had a wrinkle or imperfection.

c)

The editor need to choose a different background image without blue or green.

d)

The subject was not back-lit with a separate light source.

10.

What is a "hot spot?"

a)

a fold, wrinkle, or shadow on the green screen

b)

when the heat of the subject doesn't match the heat of the screen

c)

when the subject wears green and appears transparent

d)

too much light on the green screen