This is the setting of a motion picture, which includes everything seen in the frame.

This converts signal into discrete numbers that produce quality video outputs, and is done using digital camcording devices

This is used to provide images through the use of film negatives.

This element pertains to the manipulation of the movie shots.

This involves combining separate film pieces together. This also includes the incorporation of the appropriate effects to explain more about the scenes.

This is used as accompany to the movie to further explain the scenes and to add emotions to the scenes.

This kind of sound is heard within the film world. Example of these are conversation of the characters, horns of cars, knocking on doors, etc.

This kind of sound is heard outside the film world. Example of these are background music, narrator’s lines, etc.

These are graphic organizers represented through frames that will show the sequence of the video before it will be created.

TRUE or FALSE: The ideas that are necessary cannot be excluded from a presentation because information will be incomplete without it.

A video must have a clear plan in order to set his or her objectives in making the video.

Motion information can't present complex ideas in an entertaining and enticing manner.

Comprehensive theories can't be explained through graphics shown in video.

Camera distance is the manner of how camera shots create motions by moving the object itself. This includes tracking/dollying, hand held, crane, pan, tilt, and helicopter.