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MSI Chapter 3

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is RAW footage?

a)

Footage that has not been cooked.

b)

Unedited footage, also a form of capture media that allows more data to edit post production.

c)

Additional unused footage.

2.

Before recording one must evaluate the environment where you will be recording for lighting, sound, or safety issues.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.

This is needed although a release form is not necessay to film in a public park or venue.

a)

Permission

b)

Release Slip

c)

Ownership

4.

A composition should be imagined with nine equal parts having been divided by two vertical lines and two horizontal lines similar to a tic-tac-toe board as shown.

a)

Rule of Nines

b)

Rule of Thirds

c)

Composition tic tac toe.

5.

The primary footage.

a)

A Roll

b)

B Roll

c)

RAW Footage

6.

Secondary footage used as supplemental or alternative that is recorded to make video content more interesting.

a)

A Roll

b)

B Roll

c)

RAW Footage

7.

This type of shot is considered to be a good opening shot.

a)

Extreme Long Shot

b)

Close Up

c)

Dutch Angle

8.

What is a tripod used for?

a)

To avoid shaky camera footage.

b)

To hold the camera.

c)

To hold additional peripheral such as lights, flashes, microphones, or display screens.

d)

ALL of the ABOVE

9.

The camera automatically making white to appear whiter to make the colors accurate.

a)

Automatic White Balance (AWB)

b)

Incandescent Lighting

c)

Flourescent Lighting

d)

Direct Sunlight

10.

Lighting that is typically warmer than others making the shot orange or rosy colored, like from a lamp.

a)

Automatic White Balance (AWB)

b)

Incandescent Lighting

c)

Flourescent Lighting

d)

Direct Sunlight

11.

Light typically make by UV rays that are very bright and cold toned like blue or green.

a)

Automatic White Balance (AWB)

b)

Incandescent Lighting

c)

Flourescent Lighting

d)

Direct Sunlight

12.

Lighting mode a camera uses that make the shot appear contrasted or very harsh overly bright without shade.

a)

Automatic White Balance (AWB)

b)

Incandescent Lighting

c)

Flourescent Lighting

d)

Direct Sunlight

13.

You can locate the White Balance setting from the camera menu.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

14.

What does import do in Adobe Premiere Pro?

a)

Export Files

b)

Import Files

c)

Synthesize Files

15.

The types of files you can import in Adobe Premiere Pro are Video, Audio, Images, and Graphics.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

16.

Select 2 ways to import files in Adobe Premiere Pro.

a)

File > Import

b)

Double click on Project Panel

c)

From the source monitor.

d)

File > Add files

17.

Select 2 ways to import files in Adobe Premiere Pro.

a)

File > Import

b)

Double click on Project Panel

c)

From the source monitor.

d)

File > Add files

18.

What panel are the files found after importing?

a)

Source Monitor

b)

Program Monitor

c)

Timeline

d)

Project Panel

19.

The windows keyboard shortcut to import files.

a)

T

b)

Ctrl I

c)

Ctrl P

d)

Spacebar

20.

Can photoshop files (psd) be imported in Adobe Premiere Pro?

a)

Yes

b)

No

21.

What are bins in Adobe Premiere Pro

a)

Folders

b)

Trash cans

c)

Containers

22.

Clips can be deleted in Premiere without affecting the original footage because they are links.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

23.

What does the find button look like?

a)

Folder icon

b)

Speaker icon

c)

Magnifying glass icon

24.

Keyboard shortcut to undo the last move in Adobe Premiere Pro.

a)

Ctrl Z

b)

Ctrl W

c)

Shift E

d)

Shift I

25.

Are you ready for a project in Premiere?

a)

Yes

b)

No