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WorksheetsMidterm Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the rule of thirds?
A method of framing a shot by dividing the screen into 9 equal segments, where important information should be placed at the intersections of the grid lines.
A technique used to create symmetry in photography by centering the subject in the middle of the frame.
A guideline for using leading lines to draw attention to the main subject in a photograph.
A principle that suggests using a single focal point to create a strong visual impact.
What is an MP3?
Audio File
Video File
Image File
Text Document
When do you use a tripod?
EVERY TIME you have time
Only for long exposures
When shooting in low light
Only for landscape photography
Define Tight
Elements of the subject
Loose elements of the subject
Irrelevant elements of the subject
General elements of the subject
What is our school color HEX code?
#1E417C
#FF5733
#33FF57
#3357FF
List at least three characteristics of a good concept.
Relevant
Ambiguous
Irrelevant
Distant
What channel is interview sound?
1
2
3
4
What does MOS stand for
Man on the Street
Method of Operation
Military Operations Support
Management of Systems
What is the rule for Headroom?
Eyes above the top grid line and nose below
Eyes below the bottom grid line and mouth above
Eyes at the center of the grid line
Eyes above the top grid line and mouth at the center
How many channels of audio are there?
1
2
3
4
What are the three layers of file management?
Copy the video to Atredies
Keep SD card in a labeled envelope
Title videos and folders correctly
Organize files by date
All tripods have what?
Pan and Tilt Lock
Adjustable Height
Quick Release Plate
Bubble Level
What is an MP4?
Audio File
Image File
Movie File
Text Document
What is the rule for Noseroom?
1/2 in front of the subject and 1/2 behind
2/3 in front of the subject and 1/3 behind
3/4 in front of the subject and 1/4 behind
1/3 in front of the subject and 2/3 behind
Define A Roll
The main focus of your story. The interviews, standup and track.
A type of camera roll used in filmmaking.
A technique for editing video footage.
A method for organizing storyboards.
What is the rule for moves?
Choose a specific start and stop place.
Move in any direction without restrictions.
Only move to adjacent spaces.
Moves are determined by the roll of a die.
What is an MOV?
Apple specific audio file
A type of video file format
A brand of headphones
A software application for music editing
What does SOT stand for?
Sound on Tape
Sound Over Transmission
Signal on Test
System of Transmission
Define Medium
The subject from top to bottom
A type of material used in art
A method of communication
A size of a container
What do the segments of timecode stand for?
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Frames
Days, Hours, Minutes, Seconds
Minutes, Seconds, Milliseconds, Frames
Hours, Seconds, Frames, Milliseconds
