Question 1

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?

-Treatment, a terminology in cinema means____________________

A)synopsis of a film
B)a proposal for the production of a film
C)A short written outline of a film specifying how the story is to be told
D)Summary of the story

A short written outline of a film specifying how the story is to be told

Accepted Answer

A treatment in cinema refers to a short written outline of a film, detailing how the story will be told visually and narratively. It goes beyond a basic synopsis or summary by including details on the style and structure of the film.

Question 2

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?

-Sir David Attenborough is a renowned_______________________

A)Script writer
B)film editor
C)Feature film director
D)video documentary director

video documentary director

Accepted Answer

Sir David Attenborough is widely recognized for his work as a video documentary director, particularly in the field of natural history.

Question 3

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?&#10;&#10;-Property of media production&#10;A)Non- movable Property&#10;B)Land property&#10;C)Portable objects on a set.&#10;D)None of the above

Accepted Answer

C) Portable objects on a set refers to the property of media production, often called "props" or "properties," which are items used on screen or stage to enhance the setting, tell the story, or contribute to the character's development. These can range from furniture and decorations to personal items that characters interact with.

Question 4

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?&#10;&#10;-Docu-drama&#10;A)Fictionalized drama based on actual events&#10;B)A modern drama&#10;C)Documentary&#10;D)None of the above

Accepted Answer

Docu-drama refers to a genre of television or film that dramatizes real events, blending documentary and fictional elements to tell a story that is based on actual occurrences.

Question 5

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?

-Property of media production

A)Non- movable Property
B)Land property
C)Portable objects on a set.
D)None of the above

Portable objects on a set.

Accepted Answer

Quantitative research involves the collection and analysis of data that is quantifiable, meaning it can be measured and expressed numerically. This type of research often uses statistical methods to analyze data.

Question 6

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?

-Sir David Attenborough is a renowned_______________________

A)Script writer
B)film editor
C)Feature film director
D)video documentary director

video documentary director

Accepted Answer

Content analysis in media refers to a systematic analysis of written work, speech, or film to interpret and quantify patterns or themes.

Question 7

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?

-Sir David Attenborough is a renowned_______________________

A)Script writer
B)film editor
C)Feature film director
D)video documentary director

video documentary director

Accepted Answer

Creating a storyboard is typically part of the pre-production stage of a video program. This is when the visual representation of the video's narrative, including scene layout, camera angles, and transitions, is planned out before filming begins.

Question 8

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?&#10;&#10;-Soap Opera&#10;A)Serial drama, on television&#10;B)Russian Opera&#10;C)Italian opera&#10;D)None of the above

Accepted Answer

Soap operas are serial dramas on television or radio, characterized by melodramatic themes, ensemble casts, and serialized storylines. They are not specifically related to Russian or Italian opera.

Question 9

What does these abbreviation /keyword mean in Media ?&#10;&#10;-Story board&#10;A)Script&#10;B)Pre visualization sequence&#10;C)Clap board&#10;D)Condense of a story

Accepted Answer

A storyboard is a pre-visualization sequence or series of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue, representing the shots planned for a movie or television production.

Deck 4: Television Production and Cinematography Terminology