Question 1

What does these term refer to:
-Narration track
A)audio description
B)video description
C)animation
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Narration track refers to audio description, which is an audio track that provides a description of the visual elements of a video for people who are blind or visually impaired.

Question 2

What does these term refer to:
-Key frames
A)beginning frame
B)beginning and ending frame
C)ending frame
D)in between frame

Accepted Answer

Key frames in animation and filmmaking refer to the beginning and ending frames of a smooth transition or motion, marking the start and end points of any smooth action.

Question 3

What does these term refer to:
-Morphing
A)editing two pictures in to one picture
B)transition from one frame to another
C)picture manipulation
D)merging of one or layer of a digital image

Accepted Answer

Morphing refers to the smooth transition from one image or frame to another, often used in animations and video editing.

Question 4

What does these term refer to:
-MPEG
A)broadcasting
B)video compression
C)image compression
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

MPEG stands for Moving Picture Experts Group, which is a working group of experts that develops video and audio encoding standards. MPEG is most commonly known for its standards for video compression, making it possible to store and transmit digital video.

Question 5

What does these term refer to:
-Video format standard of India
A)ntsc
B)betacam
C)pal
D)indiform

Accepted Answer

India uses the PAL (Phase Alternating Line) system for analog television broadcasting.

Question 6

What does these term refer to:
-Video
A)25 frames per second
B)24 frames per second
C)16 frames per second
D)26 frames per second

Accepted Answer

Video refers to a sequence of images displayed at a specific frame rate, typically 24 frames per second (fps).

Question 7

What does these term refer to:
-Reverse Telecine
A)transfer of movie to video
B)transfer of video to movie
C)transfer of video to hard disc
D)transfer of video to cd

Accepted Answer

Reverse Telecine is the process of transferring video to movie.

Question 8

What does these term refer to:
-AVID
A)digital editing
B)analogue editing
C)moviola editing
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

AVID refers to a technology and software company that specializes in video and audio production technology, particularly digital non-linear editing (NLE) systems.

Question 9

What does these term refer to:
-Colour temperature
A)characteristic of visible light
B)warm and cool color temperature
C)heat reflecting from color surface
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Colour temperature refers to the characteristic of visible light, describing the hue of a specific type of light source, measured in Kelvin (K).

Question 10

What does these term refer to:
-Alpha Compositing
A)composing an image with background
B)first step of composing
C)final editing
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Alpha Compositing refers to the process of combining an image with a background to create the appearance of partial or full transparency. It's commonly used in digital image editing to layer images.

Question 11

____________________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 into digital audio.

Question 12

_________ 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 expressions or actions of the characters or objects within the scene.

Question 13

In ___________ pan the camera pans as it follows a moving subject.
A)surveying
B)following
C)interrupted
D)whip

Accepted Answer

In a following pan, the camera moves horizontally to follow a moving subject, keeping the subject in frame and maintaining focus on it.

Question 14

_______________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 15

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 16

What does these term refer to:
-Story board
A)illustrations in sequence
B)story about released film
C)advertorial
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A storyboard refers to a sequence of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue, representing the shots planned for a movie or television production.

Question 17

What does these term refer to:
-Depth of field
A)distance between the nearest and farthest objects
B)depth of back ground
C)depth of object
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Depth of field refers to the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear acceptably sharp in an image. It is a measure of how much of the background and foreground area before and beyond your subject is in focus.

Question 18

What does these term refer to:
-Match cut to:
A)a transition often used to compare two completely unrelated objects
B)cutting film
C)removing
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A match cut is a film editing technique that involves cutting from one shot to another where the two shots are matched by the action or subject and subject matter. It's often used to draw a comparison or a thematic connection between the two unrelated objects, scenes, or subjects, making the transition seamless and maintaining continuity in a symbolic way.

Question 19

What does these term refer to:
-Match dissolve to
A)fade in
B)a match dissolve involves two objects of similar color, shape,
C)not a transition
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A match dissolve is a film editing technique where two shots with similar visual elements (color, shape, etc.) are blended together, creating a seamless transition that suggests a thematic or symbolic connection between the two scenes.

Quiz 2: Video Production Techniques and Terminologies

What does these term refer to: -Narration track

What does these term refer to: -Key frames

What does these term refer to: -Morphing

What does these term refer to: -MPEG

What does these term refer to: -Video format standard of India

What does these term refer to: -Video

What does these term refer to: -Reverse Telecine

What does these term refer to: -AVID

What does these term refer to: -Colour temperature

What does these term refer to: -Alpha Compositing

____________________is a process of converting analog audio into digital audio

_________ shots do not allow audiences to see details

In ___________ pan the camera pans as it follows a moving subject.

_______________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

What does these term refer to: -Story board

What does these term refer to: -Depth of field

What does these term refer to: -Match cut to:

What does these term refer to: -Match dissolve to