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The Film Show

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main goal of the pre‑production stage in filmmaking?

a)

Editing the film

b)

Planning and preparing all production elements

c)

Shooting the film

d)

Distributing the film

2.

During which phase does scriptwriting typically occur

a)

Post - Production

b)

Production

c)

Distribution

d)

Pre - Production

3.

Who is responsible for planning lighting setup on set?

a)

Best Boy

b)

Boom Operator

c)

Key Grip

d)

Gaffer

4.

What does the term "blocking" refer to in film production

a)

Budget allocation

b)

Actor / Script scheduling

c)

Staging of actors and camera movement

d)

Prop selection

5.

What is B- Roll Footage

a)

Raw audio recordings

b)

Main dialogue sequences

c)

Extra footage used for coverage or illustration

d)

Color correction data

6.

What is the function of a call sheet

a)

Budget reporting

b)

Script Outline

c)

Daily filming schedule and logistics information

d)

Storyboard Documentationb

7.

What is the standard frame rate used for motion pictures in Hollywood

a)

12fps

b)

24fps

c)

30fps

d)

60fps

8.

What does dailies refer to in filmmaking?

a)

Final edited scenes

b)

Raw footage shot each day for review

c)

Audio logs of scripts

d)

Production reports

9.

The production board determines the shooting sequence based on story chronology.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

10.

Explain the importance of storyboards during pre‑production.

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11.

Which of the following best defines location scouting responsibilities?

a)

Only aesthetic scouting of sets

b)

Assessing visuals plus logistical, legal, and environmental suitability

c)

Identifying backdrop locations for green screen only

d)

Casting actors for real-world roles

12.

Script supervision and accurate continuity tracking are essential to prevent errors like hair, props, or action mismatches from scene to scene.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

13.

In Adobe Premiere Pro, what does the term “nesting” a sequence allow you to do?

a)

Export a timeline as audio only

b)

Convert a clip to a Smart Object

c)

Combine multiple clips into a single container for unified edits or effects

d)

Apply keyframes to audio clips only

14.

What is the primary function of the "Adjustment Layer" in Premiere Pro?

a)

Adds motion blur

b)

Adjusts audio gain

c)

Applies visual effects to all layers beneath it

d)

Auto-color corrects selected clips

15.

Which After Effects feature allows you to track movement in a scene to apply effects or text that follow that motion?

a)

Time Remapping

b)

Rotoscoping

c)

3D Camera Tracker

d)

Puppet Pin Tool