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Cinematography, etc.

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins

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Class
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1.

These drawings are like the blueprint of the movie.

a)

Frame-by-frame drawings

b)

Script

c)

Storyboard

d)

Title Card

2.

Moving the camera sideways is called:

a)

Tilting

b)

Panning

c)

Zooming

d)

Track

3.

What are the Three phases of Video Production

a)

Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production

b)

Lights, Camera, Actions!

c)

Cast, Shoot, Edit

d)

Film, Record, Watch

4.

The Post-Production Stage is what?

a)

The principal photography

b)

The editing process

c)

The scriptwriting

d)

The storyboarding

5.

The Production stage is what?

a)

The principal photography

b)

The editing process

c)

The scriptwriting

d)

The storyboarding

6.

Rapidly showing a sequence of drawings that creates an illusion of movement

a)

Animation

b)

Types of Animation

c)

2D Animation

d)

3D Animation

7.

3 primary tasks of 3D Animation:

a)

Modelling

b)

Rigging

c)

Editing

d)

Rendering

8.

Captured one frame at a time, with physical objects that are moved between frames

a)

Traditional Animation

b)

2D Animation

c)

Motion Graphics

d)

Stop-motion Animation

9.

What is the first series of animation created by Disney?

a)

Minnie Mouse

b)

Snow White

c)

Mickey Mouse

d)

Cinderella

10.

This is what makes animation possible. It's the eye's ability to retain an image for roughly 1/20 of a second after the object is gone.

a)

Pupil Dilation

b)

Frame Sequence

c)

Persistence of Vision

d)

Rule of Thirds

11.

The number of frames or images that are displayed per second

a)

Storyboard

b)

Character

c)

Frame rate

d)

Animator

12.

What does FPS stand for?

a)

Frames Per Scene

b)

Frame Professional Standards

c)

Frames Per Second

d)

Frame Professional Scenes

13.
a)

Barney

b)

Mutt and Jeff

c)

Felix

d)

Garfield

14.

the written text of a play, movie, or broadcast

a)

multimedia

b)

entertainment

c)

visual arts

d)

script

15.

to plan and fashion artistically or skillfully

a)

design

b)

journalism

c)

script

d)

performance

16.

a unit to measure loudness

a)

decibels

b)

centimeters

c)

inches

d)

copyright

17.

something affording pleasure, diversion, or amusement

a)

theme park

b)

entertainment

c)

roller coaster

d)

movie

18.

the combined use of several media

a)

decibels

b)

multimedia

c)

cinematography

d)

design

19.

work done on a film or recording after filming or recording has taken place

a)

web page

b)

entertainment

c)

post production

d)

pre production

20.

the exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary

a)

post production

b)

copyright

c)

right of passage

d)

5th amendment

21.

What is an intended effect of zooming in on an image (also known as a close up?)

a)

It provides a broad look into a scene.

b)

It allows the viewer to see images from a birds'-eye view.

c)

It adds more color into the images.

d)

It emphasizes an important aspect of the film.

22.

What is the impact of music in film/documentary?

a)

It can create a mood through tempo, tone, and volume.

b)

It can move the plot forward.

c)

It can establish character roles in the film.

d)

It can give an idea of what unfamiliar things look like.

23.

A picture is worth this many words_

a)

24

b)

12

c)

256

d)

1000