What device combines sounds from multiple sources, such as mics and players, into a single signal sent to a recorder?

Which tool is a pole held over a set with a microphone attached to its end?

What is the term for digital distortion that occurs when audio is amplified past the threshold of the recording unit?

Which microphone type requires an external power supply and uses a thin piece of metal foil or coated film as the generating element?

Any sound originating from the world of the film is called what?

Which type of sound effect involves performing sounds such as footsteps or fight noises to recreate actions on screen?

What does frequency measure in audio, and in what unit?

Which mic is designed to be held rather than clipped to clothing or placed on a boom?

Which is the smallest mic worn by talent, clipped to clothing near the collarbone?

Which is type of microphone is also known as a lapel mic?

Line level refers to which of the following?

Loudness is defined as what, and measured in which unit?

Which practice specifically refers to concealing the microphone cord?

Natural Sound (Nat Sound) is best described as which of the following?

Power sent through the microphone cable from the camera or audio mixer to operate certain microphones is known as what?

Which term describes how well a mic hears sounds from various directions?

Which device is placed between a sensitive microphone and the talent to prevent damage to the microphone’s diaphragm?

What does a potentiometer control in audio equipment?

Power level refers to which of the following?

Which microphone is described as the most sensitive type used in television?

What is the purpose of a shock mount?

A shotgun mic is characterized by which polar pattern?

Single-system sound means what for a camera?

A supercardioid mic has a polar pattern that is how compared with a hypercardioid mic?

Another name for a unidirectional mic is which of the following?

What does a VU (Volume Unit) meter indicate?

Where is the short cable found in a standard wireless mic signal chain?

A wired mic is defined as which of the following?

Which microphone type is best suited for capturing dialogue in a noisy outdoor environment?

What is the main function of a pop filter when recording vocals?

Which audio term describes the range between the quietest and loudest parts of a sound signal?

What is the job of the Microphone?

The atmospheric sound in a space filled with actors, crew and set dressing

The person who holds a microphone over the actors out of frame

Small mics hidden on the actors to pickup sound

This device muffles air coming into contact with a mic without affecting its ability to pickup sound

a closed set can also be called what

What are large windscreens on booms sometimes called

The shape around the mic where it picks up sound the best

What pattern would be best for recording a round table full of people's conversation

What pattern is best for recording a interview between two people seated directly across from each other?

Which pattern is best for recording lines from actors up close

what type of pattern is typically found on the end of a boom pole

The purpose of the slate is to help sync the audio and the video together.

Digital Slates use what type of sync

When your camera is also recording audio but that audio wont be used in the final video

What does ADR stand for (when actors have to go back in the studio and record some audio because the sound on set wasn't good enough)

Sound Designers and Foley artists make all the sounds in the film ex. birds chirping, gunshots

Diegetic sound doesn't have to be featured on-screen. In fact, many diegetic sounds are not shown on-screen. Say there’s an emergency and an ambulance is called. The corresponding siren sound would be diegetic, even if it’s not shown on screen.

Any sound in a film that doesn’t originate from the world of the film is...

Determine whether the sound is diegetic or non-diegetic - a street performer banging drums

Foley is the technique of recording every day sounds to enhance the audio quality of a film.

Which of these sounds would be created using the foley technique?

Determine whether the sound is diegetic or non-diegetic - DIALOGUE

Determine whether the sound is diegetic or non-diegetic - THEME MUSIC

Which one is sound that is heard by the actors in the world of the play?

Sounds that are created mainly to create atmosphere, mood and suspense are...

In Jaws, the sound that accompanies the movement of the shark is...

Phantom Power mics can pick up a greater range of sound frequencies than dynamic mics and are more sensitive to sound than dynamic mics.