Question 1

What does these term refer to:
-Intercutting
A)at a point, two scenes will be shown a few moments each, back and forth
B)cut between shots
C)clapping
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Intercutting refers to the editing technique where two or more scenes are shown alternately to suggest they are happening at the same time. It's often used to build tension or show parallel action.

Question 2

What does these term refer to:
-Iris Out
A)transition from one to another frame
B)a black circle closes to end a scene
C)fade in
D)fade out

Accepted Answer

A

Question 3

What does these term refer to:
-Montage
A)a series of images showing a theme
B)historic scene
C)insert frame
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Montage refers to a technique in film editing in which a series of short shots are edited into a sequence to condense space, time, and information. It often involves a series of images showing a theme or a sequence of events.

Question 4

What does these term refer to:
-REVERSE ANGLE
A)reveal things for comic or dramatic effect
B)reverse shot
C)shot from back ground
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of What does these term refer to:
-REVERSE ANGLE
A)reveal...

Question 5

What does these term refer to:
-Shooting Script
A)final draft used on set by the production people
B)script prepared during shooting
C)a review of script
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A shooting script is the final version of a screenplay that is used during the production of a film or television show. It includes detailed instructions for the director, such as camera angles and movements, and is essential for planning the shoot.

Question 6

What does these term refer to:
-Screenplay
A)a specific script
B)play back
C)one line script
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A screenplay refers to a script for a film or television show, including dialogue and instructions for actors and crew.

Question 7

What does these term refer to:
-Tracking Shot
A)a camera following a person or an object
B)track for camera movement
C)dolly shot
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A tracking shot is a camera shot in which the camera follows a person or an object.

Question 8

What does these term refer to:
-Transition
A)these describe the style in which one scene becomes the next
B)transmission
C)broadcast
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Transition in media production refers to the style or technique used to move from one scene to the next, such as a cut, fade, or wipe.

Question 9

What does these term refer to:
-Console
A)key board for input
B)consolidation of audio
C)microphone
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Console is a keyboard for input.

Question 10

What does these term refer to:
-Nonlinear Editing
A)nondestructive editing
B)analogue editing
C)non interactive editing
D)moviola editing

Accepted Answer

Nonlinear editing refers to nondestructive editing, where original content is not altered or destroyed during the editing process. Instead, edits are made on a copy of the original footage, allowing for more flexibility and the ability to revert changes.

Question 11

What does these term refer to:
-Audio channel
A)a pathway through an audio device
B)a channel dedicated for audio
C)channel music
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

An audio channel is a pathway through an audio device that allows audio signals to pass through.

Question 12

What does these term refer to:
-DAT
A)digital audio tape
B)data card
C)memory card
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

DAT stands for Digital Audio Tape, a signal recording and playback medium developed by Sony in the mid-1980s.

Question 13

What does these term refer to:
-Key frame
A)points between transition
B)in between frame
C)title frame
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Key frames refer to significant points in an animation or video that mark the start and end of any smooth transition. They are used to define the starting and ending points of any transition in animation, making them crucial for creating motion.

Question 14

What does these term refer to:
-Analog recording
A)stored as a physical texture in recorder
B)stored in digital audio tape
C)stored in non linear editor
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Analog recording is stored as a physical texture on a medium such as vinyl records or magnetic tape, where variations in the surface or the magnetic field represent the sound waves.

Question 15

What does these term refer to:
-Copy right
A)ipr
B)cr
C)ar
D)dr

Accepted Answer

Copyright refers to intellectual property rights (IPR), which protect the use of creators' works.

Question 16

What does these term refer to:
-Digital Editing
A)final cut pro
B)high band
C)moviola
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Final Cut Pro is a software used for digital editing, which involves editing video and audio content on a computer.

Question 17

What does these term refer to:
-Soap Opera
A)serial drama, on television
B)russian opera
C)italian opera
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

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

Quiz 4: A Glossary of Audio-Visual Terms in Cinematography

What does these term refer to: -Intercutting

What does these term refer to: -Iris Out

What does these term refer to: -Montage

What does these term refer to: -REVERSE ANGLE

What does these term refer to: -Shooting Script

What does these term refer to: -Screenplay

What does these term refer to: -Tracking Shot

What does these term refer to: -Transition

What does these term refer to: -Console

What does these term refer to: -Nonlinear Editing

What does these term refer to: -Audio channel

What does these term refer to: -DAT

What does these term refer to: -Key frame

What does these term refer to: -Analog recording

What does these term refer to: -Copy right

What does these term refer to: -Digital Editing

What does these term refer to: -Soap Opera