what was considred the first electronic "mass communication" device?

eadweard muybridge is credited as the father of stop motion animation. what was his project titled?

which os the correct order, from highest to lowest, in screen resolution?

what is receiving programming through the internet called?

what is thomas edison credited for inventing?

what is aspect ratio?

what is the united states standard for broadcast distribution?

who is a person who sells their work or services by the job rather than a regular salary basis?

who is a person who works solely with one company for a salary

what does social media do that negatively impacts the media industry?

what is the process of determining the cost of a production?

what is it called when a company pays to have their item or service intentionally placed in a movie?

when launching a media business, what promotions are available at no-cost?

what production phase does budgeting fall into?

what production phase does editing fall into?

what production phase does filming fall into?

what production phase does copying the movie fall into?

what production phase does script writing fall into?

what production phase does sound design fall into?

what production phase does storyboarding fall into?

what is a particular group at which a film, book, advertising campaign, etc., is aimed?

what is the study of population statistics, including cultural ethnic, religion, age, etc?

what is it called when a video is viewed by a mass group of people over a short period of time?

what is the federal agency in charge of workplace safety called?

what are words shown on the screen, designed for the hearing impaired, called?

what is a law that protects your control over the creative work you make so that people must get your permission before they copy, share, or perform you work?

hat is any idea or artistic creation that is recorded in a form that can be seen or heard called?

what is stealing copyrighted work by downloading or copying it in order to keep, sell, or give it away without permission and without paying?

which federal agency regulates broadcast transmissions?

what is copying, "lifting", or making slight changes to some or all of someone else's work saying you created it called?

what is a humorous imitation of a piece of literature or music called?

what are words, names, symbols, or devices used in commerce to indicate the source of a good or service called?

what is a type of copyright that makes it easier for people to copy, share, and build on your creative work, as long as they give you credit for it?

which information, knowledge, discoveries, and artistic creations never or no longer protected by copyright?

which is the doctrine that brief excerpts of copyright material may, under certain circumstances, be quoted verbatim for purposes such as critcism, news reporting, teaching, and research, without the need for permission from or payment to the copyright holder?

which person is responsible for the look of the final project?

what is checking for spelling errors, typos, misused words, and punctuation called?

what is the best means of communication to determine a client's needs?

what is the process of going over material to ensure its accuracy called?

which of the following are final cut pro, adobe premiere, avid, and imovie are examples of...

what is the most popular digital device used in cameras to capture/save video?

what is the process of bringing media into a computer called?

what is the process of finalizing a video file from different elements that include edited video files and special effects?

what is the process of sending media out of a computer called?

where is media stored in nonlinear editing software?

what is the process of transferring video from the internet/cloud to your computer called?

what is transferring a video file to the internet called?

ftp moves a file between a computer and a server, but what does ftp stand for?

what is transferring content from your computer to a server called?

what is a private network used privately by organizations called?

what is the process of recording inanimate objects that appear to move on their own called?

what does FPS stand for?

what is the most common video frame rate?

what is the process of storing media called?

what is a non fiction program that realistically recreates an actual event called?

which of the following terms are horror, drama, science fiction, and romance, examples of?

what is a written proposal to try and get a project greenlighted called?

what is a breakdown of the camera angles directors wish to capture for a production called?

what is the term to describe a concise verbal presentation of an idea for a film or tv series generally made by a screenwriter or film director to a film producer or studio executive in the hopes of attracting development finance to pay for the writing of a screenplay?

what term is a creative process designed to come up with many different ideas, without judgment to be evaluated later?

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

what is the name of the type of script with video cues on the left and audio cues on the right?

what is the standard format for the script called on television and/or film production?

when a story lines rising action reaches a critical point, what is it called?

what is the end of the storyline known as?

during auditions, what is the paper that the actor reads from called?

what is the daily document distributed to the cast and crew, to inform them of arrival time, location, and scenes being shot this day called?

what is the process for finding actors to play various roles for a production called?

what is the name of a document that anyone appearing on camera needs to sign called?

what is the name of a document that gives you permission to film at a particular place?

who is responsible for establishing and managing the budget, hiring of most crew members, and the general direction of the production?

who is responsible for managing time and keeping the production on schedule?

who is responsible for the creative vision of the production?

a high angle shot looking down on the subject is called what type of shot?

what is another name for a canted angle where a shot is leaning left or leaning right?

what is the curved movement of a camera called?

what is the forward or backward move of a camera called?

what is the left-right or right-left move of a camera called?

what is the name of an extreme long shot that shows the viewer where a scene is taking place?

what is the name of the camera function that allows you to increase or decrease the brightness of the picture?

what is the name of the camera setting that forces the camera to see white light called?

what is the name of the camera setting where the photographer has full control over the camera functions called?

what is the primary footage for non-narrative or interview based film?

what is the rule that maintains the left and right relationship of a subject so that they do not appear to flipped by the viewer?

what is the space between the subject and the edge of the frame it is looking toward called?

what is the space between the subject and the edge of the frame it is moving toward called?

what is the space between the subject and the top edge of the frame called?

what is the up-down or down up move of a camera called?

what type of shot fills up the entire frame with the subject?

what type of shot fills up the entire frame with the subject?

what type of shot shows the subject from the shoulders to the head?

what type of shot shows the subject from the waist to the head?

what is fabric with a frame and handle that is held with a c stand that usually has an open side to create a softer edge?

what is light that casts dark shadows?

what is light that casts light shadows?

what is lighting your subject from three different sources in order to control the shadows and balance the contrast?

what is the main source of light that is brighter but not brightest?

the lesser bright source of light used to soften deep shadows

what is the lighting source above and behind the subject to separate the talent or object from the background called?

what is the process of removing unrealistic color casts, so that objects which appear white in person are rendered white in your video?

what is the name of a flag that has cut outs that project a pattern on the subject or background?

what is the name of the device that has moveable flaps that are used to block or shape light?

what is the best type of microphone for voice over is?

what is a microphone attached to an adjustable arm appearing just out of frame shot called?

what is the best microphone for interviews?