Question 1

Creating a storyboard of a video programme is usually at
A)production stage
B)after the shoot
C)pre production stage
D)scripting stage

Accepted Answer

Creating a storyboard is typically done in the pre-production stage of a video programme. This step involves visualizing the scenes through sketches or digital images to plan the shoot effectively.

Question 2

High angle shot indicates that the camera is positioned …………the subject
A)below
B)above
C)at the eye level
D)opposite

Accepted Answer

A high angle shot is when the camera is positioned above the subject, looking down on it, which can make the subject appear vulnerable or small.

Question 3

_________ light method measures light intensity falling upon a subject from each lamp direction in turn.
A)incident
B)reflected
C)surface brightness
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

The incident light method measures the light intensity that falls upon a subject from each lamp direction in turn, as opposed to measuring the light that is reflected off the subject.

Question 4

… ………….is a process of converting analog audio into digital audio
A)sampling
B)recording
C)stretching
D)digitizing

Accepted Answer

Digitizing is the process of converting analog audio signals into digital audio by encoding the sound waves into a digital format.

Question 5

_________ shots do not allow audiences to see details
A)close-up
B)long
C)medium
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Long shots are typically used to show the subject from a distance, making it difficult for audiences to see detailed features or expressions.

Question 6

One-line treatment is usually done at the ……….
A)pre production
B)post production
C)production stage
D)scripting stage

Accepted Answer

One-line treatment is typically done at the scripting stage, where a brief description of the story, characters, and plot is outlined to guide the development of the script.

Question 7

……. refers to the varying levels of brightness and darkness within a particular scene.
A)contrast
B)exposure
C)balance
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Contrast refers to the difference in luminance or color that makes an object (or its representation in an image or display) distinguishable. In the context of a scene, it specifically relates to the range between the darkest and brightest elements, embodying the varying levels of brightness and darkness.

Question 8

……………refers to the number of samples recorded per second from the source audio
A)sampling rate
B)resolution
C)kerning
D)bit depth

Accepted Answer

The answer of ……………refers to the number of samples recorded...

Question 9

The simplest and most used transition technique for building a link between two distinct shots is
A)fade
B)dissolve
C)cut
D)wipe

Accepted Answer

The answer of The simplest and most used transition technique...

Question 10

________microphone is not sensitive to handling and has wide range of applications
A)condenser
B)dynamic
C)ribbon
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________microphone is not sensitive to handling and...

Question 11

_________ shots allows audiences to see details
A)close-up
B)long
C)medium
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Close-up shots are used to show details by focusing closely on the subject, allowing audiences to see fine details that would be missed in wider shots.

Question 12

___________ tilting is associated with emotion, disappointment and sadness
A)downward
B)upward
C)both 1 & 2
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___________ tilting is associated with emotion, disappointment...

Question 13

What does these term mean in filmming:
-CONTINUOUS
A)action that moves from one location to another without any interruptions in time
B)continuity
C)page continuity
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

"CONTINUOUS" in a screenplay indicates that the action moves from one location to another without any interruptions in time, suggesting a seamless transition in the narrative.

Question 14

What does these term mean in filmming:
-CRAWL
A)superimposed titles move across on screen
B)a camera movement
C)an equipment
D)a trolley.

Accepted Answer

Crawl in filmmaking refers to the technique where superimposed titles or text move across the screen, typically from bottom to top, providing information or credits.

Question 15

What does these term mean in filmming:
-CROSSFADE:
A)fade to black then fade to next scene
B)cross fire
C)crossing of unwanted elements
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A crossfade in filmmaking refers to the transition where one scene fades out while simultaneously another scene fades in, often used to signify the passage of time or a change of location. "Fade to black then fade to next scene" is a simplified description of this process.

Quiz 1: Fundamentals of Video Production and Editing

Creating a storyboard of a video programme is usually at

High angle shot indicates that the camera is positioned …………the subject

_________ light method measures light intensity falling upon a subject from each lamp direction in turn.

… ………….is a process of converting analog audio into digital audio

_________ shots do not allow audiences to see details

One-line treatment is usually done at the ……….

……. refers to the varying levels of brightness and darkness within a particular scene.

……………refers to the number of samples recorded per second from the source audio

The simplest and most used transition technique for building a link between two distinct shots is

________microphone is not sensitive to handling and has wide range of applications

_________ shots allows audiences to see details

___________ tilting is associated with emotion, disappointment and sadness

What does these term mean in filmming: -CONTINUOUS

What does these term mean in filmming: -CRAWL

What does these term mean in filmming: -CROSSFADE: