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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does a close-up shot primarily focus on?
The entire scene including surroundings
The person's shoulders to the top of their head
The person's knees to their head
The person's face filling the frame
Which shot frames a person from head to toe?
Close-up
Medium shot
Long shot
Over-the-shoulder shot
The process of deciding what to include or exclude in a shot is called (a) .
Which of the following is NOT a type of shot?
Close-up
Mid-range shot
Wide-angle shot
Long shot
Which element can be changed to influence how a video is presented?
The height of the camera
The filming location
The camera angle, framing, lighting, and editing
The brand of camera used
What does changing the camera angle do?
It adjusts the video’s volume
It affects how the audience perceives the subject
It changes the scene’s background color
It deletes parts of the video
When filming, what is one reason to include or exclude certain parts of a scene?
To make the video longer or shorter
To make the video louder
To change the scene's background music
To control what the viewer focuses on
What does a mid-range shot typically show?
A person from their knees up to their head
The entire landscape
Only the person's head
A person from shoulders to the top of their head
What is panning?
Is what affects how the audience perceives the subject
To make the video longer or shorter
A person from shoulders to the top of their head
When the camera is pivoted horizontally to show different things
What does this icon mean?
Stop the video
Start the video
