How do you avoid having missing files in your editing software?

What is the pixel size for FHD (Full High Definition) ?

what is another name for HD?

What is the Pixel Size for UHD ?

What is the aspect ratio for HD videos?

Which one is a common video file?

Which type of edit adds a clip to the end of a project?

When performing an insert edit, what marks the timeline location for the edit?

What type of edit will place a browser clip between two clips in the timeline?

What feature allows clips to automatically align to edit points in the timeline

What is the QUICKEST way to adjust a clip's volume in the Timeline?

To rearrange clips in the timeline, what indicator shows where the clip will be positioned?

Which editing tool allows you to cut clips in the Timeline?

How do you add a marker to a clip?

Where do you go to access the speed options?

The trim feature does which of the following?

Which of the following allows you to position, rotate and scale an image in Premiere Pro?

The crop feature does which of the following?

Control over the look of a clip by adjusting color balance, midtones, black and white levels

Which of the following allows the editor to replace a color with a different background?

In what vertical order should clips be placed for compositing, such as for Chroma Key?

The formula is derived by dividing the width of the image by its height

a written list of each scene and take number that have been shot and recorded on a particular tape

video and audio interface transmitting digital data between the high-definition monitors and the computer

The relationship of width to height of a video's dimensions.

Extra footage that isn't the primary shot, used for montages, backgrounds, and cutaways.

a video technique whereby subjects are filmed in front of a green background which can later be edited out and another filmed background added to the final image

a small microphone designed to pick up speech from a single person, typically attached to the subject's clothing with a specialized clip

a shot that typically shows the entire object or human figure and is usually intended to place it in some relation to its surroundings.

a mobile phone which is able to capture photographs and often record video using one or more built-in digital cameras.

a digital camera that combines the optics and the mechanisms of a single-lens reflex camera with a digital imaging sensor.

A framing in which the scale of the object shown is relatively large; most commonly, a person's head seen from the neck up, or an object of a comparable size that fills most of the screen.

the art or technique of motion-picture photography

the rate at which frames in an animation are shown, typically measured in frames per second

Articles or objects that appear on stage during a play.

the perspective from which a story is told

capture everything in front and block everything else

a directional mic that is mounted on a boom arm and positioned just out of camera

a three-footed stand often used to balance a camera

a chronological run-down of scenes, shots, action and dialogue specifying who is saying and doing what, and when they're saying or doing it.

A sequence of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue, representing the shots planned for a movie or television production.

List of all the shots that make up the film in the order in which they will be shot.

The process by which the editor combines and coordinates individual shots into a cinematic whole; the basic creative force of videography.

a piece of narration in a movie or broadcast, not accompanied by an image of the speaker.

The visual (and potentially audio) effects used when scene shifts to another.

a single-legged support used for holding a camera

An abrupt transition between shots, sometimes deliberate, which is disorienting in terms of the continuity of space and time.

a type of camera that works without a reflex mirror

What kind of editing program is Premiere Pro?

This is where you sequence your clips

To publish your video for others to see, you'll need to ..... it.

The aspect ratio for SD (standard definition) video is ....

The aspect ratio for HD (high definition) video, also known as widescreen, is...

The ..... displays clips, projects, photos, titles, or generators for the item selected in the sidebar (such as an event containing clips)

If you are interviewing someone, you will identify them in text form with a .....

What is combining two or more visual elements into the same frame called?

A cross dissolve is a type of ....

Film and video are made up of a series of ....

The process of bringing media files of various types into events in Premiere Pro.

A television industry term for a graphic placed in the lower area of the screen, usually to convey details about subjects or products.

What is the end frame of a video clip on the timeline?

A red vertical line that appears as you move the pointer over clips in the browser and timeline to preview them is the...

By default, timecode appears in Premiere Pro in the format hours: minutes: seconds: and ?.

In our class, to turn in your video you will need to ..... it.

The music note icon is where you to go get

This shows the audio of a clip and makes it easier to edit things out.

At the end of your video and sometimes at the end of your clips, it's good to add a ....

What menu to do you use to add a new event?

What is the keyboard shortcut to quit Premiere Pro?

What is the primary function of the Timeline panel in Adobe Premiere Pro?

Which file format is NOT commonly used for exporting final videos from Premiere Pro?

What does the term "keyframe" refer to in video editing?

Which panel would you use to adjust the volume levels of your audio tracks?

What is "rendering" in the context of video editing?

Which production technique involves filming a subject against a solid colored background that can be removed in post-production

What is the PRIMARY function of Adobe Premiere Pro?

Which panel in Premiere Pro displays video and audio clips that have been imported into a project?

In Premiere Pro, what is the function of the Source Monitor?

What does "fps" stand for in video production?

Which color space is commonly used for video intended for web distribution?