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Video Post Production Chapter 3

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the Digital Era, we move away from using __________.

a)

Video tape

b)

Post production workflow

c)

Backup procedures

d)

All of the above

2.

What is data redundancy defined as?

a)

Storing of the same data in just one location

b)

Storing of the same data in multiple location

c)

Loss of data

d)

No need to backup data

3.

How do you to create data redundancy ?

a)

by putting all media files in one hard drive

b)

by uploading the media files to the iCloud

c)

by copying all your media onto a second and third hard drive just in case

d)

by tossing it into a bag after filming

4.

Which of the following is an advantage of recording on a media storage card (such as an SD card) compared to tape?

a)

Takes up less space

b)

Impossible to lose data

c)

Streamline work flow

d)

Data can be gone forever

5.

What is the data wrangler's primary mission?

a)

To protect original video and audio from being corrupted

b)

To copy data

c)

To back up data

d)

All of the above

6.

Which cables are normally use for High Definition digital broadcast tv for distance that are further than 50metres (164 feet)?

a)

XLR

b)

USB

c)

HDMI

d)

BNC (HD-SDI)

7.

Select all of the points that are important for data wrangling.

a)

Never rename any camera footage

b)

Guarantee data completeness with multiple instances

c)

Prepare your process

d)

Always check on data integrity

8.

What is the definition of the term 'ingesting media'

a)

Saving all your elements into subfolders

b)

Consuming media

c)

Importing video,audio and still images to your editing program

d)

Saving all projects and media elements into a hard drive

9.

Select ALL the advantages of using file based media such as SD cards.

a)

File based clips are defined at the time of the recording so its easy to review

b)

no cueing or pre-roll time in needed for viewing and ingesting media

c)

You can mount ONLY one volume at a time

d)

You can mount multiple volumes at the same time

10.

In Final Cut Pro, which of the following creates another copy of the original file inside the FCP library during ingesting?

a)

copy to library

b)

copy to project

c)

leave files in place

d)

Create proxy media

11.

What happens to the footage when creating proxy media during ingesting ? (You may select more than one.)

a)

Takes a high resolution footage and converts it into lower resolution

b)

Takes an original footage and converts it into another format

c)

Process of changing a media from a large file size media into smaller file size

d)

Process of changing a media from a small file size media into bigger file size

12.

Which of the following data storage format has restrictions of 4GB file transfer?

a)

NTFS

b)

exFAT

c)

Mac OS

d)

FAT32

13.

What does SDHC mean?

a)

Secure Digital High Colour

b)

Secure Digital High Capacity

c)

Super Digitised High Capacity

d)

Super Digitised High Colour

14.

What is the maximum storage of a SDXC card?

a)

3TB

b)

32GB

c)

2TB

d)

2GB

15.

Select the all cameras that are compatible with SDHC card. (You can choose more than 1.)

a)

SDXC host camera

b)

SDHC host camera

c)

SD host camera

16.

Which USB type provides a higher transfer rates and more power?

a)

Type A

b)

Type C

c)

Type B

d)

Micro-Usb

17.

For USB 3.1 Gen 2, what is the Data transfer Speed?

a)

12Mbps

b)

5Gbps

c)

10Gbps

d)

480Mbps

18.

Which of the following cables can transmit uncompressed broadcast-grade HD video signal with a cable length of 10metres (32 feet)?

a)

BNC (HD-SDI)

b)

BNC (SDI)

c)

HDMI

d)

USB

19.

Select all possible reasons why it is important to organise your media. You may select more than 1.

a)

Editors are usually working under intense time constraints.

b)

Good media management are imperative to editing successfully.

c)

Editors create them for aesthetic look.

d)

It is easy to get files misplaced.

20.

When organising your files in the editing program, which bin/event should the 'timeline' be placed in?

a)

Footages

b)

Audio

c)

Graphics and photos

d)

Sequences

21.

What is 'versioning' in editing context?

a)

Re-editing your fine cut.

b)

Re-importing your media on a daily basis.

c)

Duplicating a new sequence of your project on a daily basis.

d)

Creating new bins to store different files.

22.

Why is it important for editors to organise the media?

a)

To make editing more efficient.

b)

For fun.

c)

To impress the clients.

d)

To ensure the video quality is not affected.

23.

Why do we have to create a new version of sequence everyday when editing?

a)

For reference only.

b)

So that we have back up to go to in case anything crashes on the new one.

c)

Just for the sake of doing it.

d)

A lot of sequences makes the project look impressive.

24.

The editor is importing files into Final Cut Pro. Select TWO settings that should be selected if the editor wants the following criteria to be met.


Criteria 1: Use symbolic link and not duplicate the media imported.


Criteria 2: Small file size for the FCP bundle


Criteria 3: Transcode video to the Apple

ProRes 422 Proxy codec, with lower bit rate.

a)

Create proxy media

b)

Leave files in place

c)

Copy to library

d)

Create optimized media

25.

Which of the following codecs to export High-Definition videos that is easily readable, small size but good quality?

a)

H.264

b)

H.265

c)

MPEG5

d)

Waveform

26.

Which of the option has a bayonet locking system and is found in a high end sound/video recording?

a)

USE TYPE C

b)

BNC

c)

HDMI

d)

USB TYPE A

27.

Which of the following is not a memory card?

a)

SDXC

b)

SDHC

c)

SDSS

d)

SD

28.

What is data redundancy?

a)

Storing of the same data in multiple locations

b)

Responsibility of safely copying of data

29.

Which of the following statements are important for an efficient editing?

a)

Good media management and file structures

b)

Right choice of music

c)

Using colour preset

d)

The video has bumpy starts and stops

30.

Which option is important when managing your file?

a)

Have all the files in one folder, with sub folders to organise.

b)

Store different videos in different storage media and locations.

c)

Not having the same version numbers on both final and sequence

d)

Editing off one version with no backups

31.

Which of the following is NOT an issue when data wrangling?

a)

Power Failure

b)

Data Corruption

c)

Hardware Failure

d)

Loss of Quality

32.

Why are data wranglers important in a shoot?

a)

To ensure the data is safe from any corruption

b)

To help the gaffer with the lights

c)

To help the director to direct

d)

To help producer to do paper work

33.

Which of the following is not one of the data storage formats?

a)

NTFS

b)

NTSC

c)

FAT32

d)

ExFAT

34.

What is data redundancy?

a)

Storing the same data in multiple locations

b)

Storing the same data in one location

c)

Storing different data one location

d)

Storing different data in different locations

35.

What you should NOT do while data wrangling?

a)

Rename your footage

b)

Check for corrupted footages

c)

Save backups

d)

Prepare your stuff to transfer whenever they need you to

36.

What do you have to do when you "prepare your process" during data wrangling?

a)

Color labeling your card

b)

Begin an assembly edit

c)

Rename any original camera footage.

d)

All of the above.

37.

For Tape Based Media, digitising is the process of converting an analog video signal to a digital video format. What is it also known as?

a)

Ingesting

b)

Capturing

c)

Importing

d)

Footage

38.

What does ingesting media means?

a)

Processing videos only

b)

Removing your media files on your editing program

c)

Importing a media into the editing program.

d)

Exporting your edited media files from your editing program

39.

What does transcode do?

a)

It imports selected clips

b)

Copies original media to a new location

c)

It duplicates the media files

d)

Allows you to transcode the media to a new format in a new location

40.

What is Transcoding?

a)

It is saving your file correctly

b)

It is taking an original file and converting it to another format

c)

It is a kind of an audio editing

d)

It is offline editing

41.

What is "digitising"?

a)

It is a process of of converting from MP4 to MP3

b)

It is the process of copying and creating a proxy media

c)

It is the process of converting an analog video signal to a digital video format

d)

It is the process of creating an optimised media.

42.

Transcoding is typically used to transcode original camera footage to a specific format using a software.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

What does RAID means ?

a)

Retardant Array of Independence Disks

b)

Redundant Array International Disks

c)

Ready and Independant Disks

d)

Redundant Array of Independent Disks

44.

What much capacity does a SDXC hold?

a)

More than 2 GB up to 32 GB

b)

More than 32 GB up to 2TB

c)

more than 2TB

up to 128TB

d)

up to 2GB

45.

Which data storage format can read & write on both mac and windows platform WITHOUT any size restrictions?

a)

FAT32

b)

NTFS

c)

ExFat

d)

Mac OS Extended

46.

What does "SDHC" means?

a)

Secure Digital High Capacity

b)

Secure Digital Heavy Capacity

c)

Singapore Digital high capsole

d)

Secure Digitized High Capacity

47.

Which of the following are key factors for choosing the

right storage solution for your video editing work?

a)

Budget

b)

Capacity

c)

Back up power option (UPS)

d)

Colour