Video Final Exam

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Video Final Exam

Last updated about 5 years ago

30 questions

Multiple Choice/Matching Questions

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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Open Ended Questions

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What is the term used to describe a transition style where the video gradually blends from one image to another?

2

What is the term used to describe the device that physically stabilizes a camera during photography?

2

A category of artistic, musical, or literary composition characterized by a particular style, form, or content is called a _______ (*hint - begins with a "G")

2

Name one of the four elements that make up a genre

2

What is the popular shot where a subject is shot from behind another, framing the subject anywhere from a Medium to Close-Up?

The shoulder, neck, and/or back of the head of the subject facing away from the camera remains viewable, making the shot useful for showing reactions during conversations. It tends to place more of an emphasis on the connection between two speakers rather than the detachment or isolation that results from single shots.

Multiple Choice/Matching Questions

Which below is the most used type of video file format?

.mov

.mpeg

.mp4

.mp3

The effect that removes the green screen from a video clip can be found in this folder in the Effects Panel:

Distort 

Keying

Generate

Noise & Grain

Choose the THREE that Apply: A keyframe is used to...

Add text to a project

Modify and change the scale of a clip during playback

Move objects around a scene at different times

Modify and change size and position of a clip during playback

Premiere Pro is organized into which of the following panels ? (hint: select 3)

Sound Bar Panel

Timeline Panel

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

After Effects is organized into which of the following panels? (hint: select 3)

Timeline Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Project Panel

Composition Panel

In all of the Adobe programs, the panels can be: (hint: select 3)

Undocked and moved around

Resized

Grouped together within the same panel area

Deleted from the program

This panel lets you import and organize the media assets you'll use in your project:

Program Monitor Panel

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Timeline Panel

This Premiere Pro panel lets you preview the clips you've imported before editing them:

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Program Monitor Panel

Timeline Panel

Select the correct panels for both After Effects and Premiere Pro (hint: select 2)
These panels lets you preview your project as you create it:

Project Panel

Composition Panel

Program Monitor Panel

Timeline Panel

This panel lets you arrange and edit your media assets to create your actual project:

Timeline Panel

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Program Monitor Panel

You can import assets into your project by _______ the project panel, in Premiere Pro AND After Effects.

double clicking

closing

clicking on

opening

This vertical blue line, located in the Timeline Panel (which is referred to as the playhead, current time indicator, or scrubber by some) indicates:

the beginning of the sequence

the current position of the sequence/composition

the current position a keyframe

the end of the sequence

In Premiere Pro, to adjust, edit, or remove an audio clip independently from its adjoining video portion, which option should you choose?

Delete

Remove

Unlink

Disable

What is this camera motion called?

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
		Dolly
		Truck
		Pan
		Tilt
		Roll

What kind of shot is a Close Up?

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

What kind of shot is a High Angle?

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

What kind of shot is a Low Angle?

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

What kind of shot is a Medium Shot?

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

What best describes a Point of View shot?

scene from directly above, shows position and motions of characters

used to show the whole character in relation to surroundings

as if the viewers are looking through the characters eyes

inside the face or part of object. showcases emotion/detail very highly

What best describes a Birds Eye View shot?

used to show the whole character in relation to surroundings

scene from directly above, shows position and motions of characters

as if the viewers are looking through the characters eyes

inside the face or part of object. showcases emotion/detail very highly

What best describes a Long Shot?

inside the face or part of object. showcases emotion/detail very highly

used to show the whole character in relation to surroundings

scene from directly above, shows position and motions of characters

as if the viewers are looking through the characters eyes

What is a Storyboard?

this is a rough draft of a script that includes most of the dialog, movements, and shot descriptions.

this is the device used to mark the beginning of a new shot for a scene.

the process of producing sketches of the shots of your script. The end result looks like a comic book of your film (Without the speech bubbles.) part of the preproduction (or planning) process that can include creating a logline, character development, scripting, and sound design.

The term for this technique has been used in many fields to remove a background (like a green screen) from the subject of a photo or video.

Equalizing

Dubbing

Keying (ultra key/keylight)

Transitioning

Emphasizes a small area or detail of the subject, such as the eye(s) or mouth

Extreme Close Up

Close Up

Long Shot

Extreme Long Shot

Shot in which the camera is set at an angle on its roll axis so that the horizon line is not level. It is often used to show a disoriented or uneasy psychological state.

German Angle

European Angle

Dutch Angle

French Angle

Open Ended Questions

What is the term used to describe a transition style where the video gradually blends from one image to another?

What is the term used to describe the device that physically stabilizes a camera during photography?

A category of artistic, musical, or literary composition characterized by a particular style, form, or content is called a _______ (*hint - begins with a "G")

Name one of the four elements that make up a genre

What is the popular shot where a subject is shot from behind another, framing the subject anywhere from a Medium to Close-Up?

The shoulder, neck, and/or back of the head of the subject facing away from the camera remains viewable, making the shot useful for showing reactions during conversations. It tends to place more of an emphasis on the connection between two speakers rather than the detachment or isolation that results from single shots.

Which below is the most used type of video file format?

.mov

.mpeg

.mp4

.mp3

The effect that removes the green screen from a video clip can be found in this folder in the Effects Panel:

Distort 

Keying

Generate

Noise & Grain

Choose the THREE that Apply:  A keyframe is used to...

Add text to a project

Modify and change the scale of a clip during playback

Move objects around a scene at different times

Modify and change size and position of a clip during playback

Premiere Pro is organized into which of the following panels ? (hint: select 3)

Sound Bar Panel

Timeline Panel

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

After Effects is organized into which of the following panels?  (hint: select 3)

Timeline Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Project Panel

Composition Panel

In all of the Adobe programs, the panels can be: (hint: select 3)

Undocked and moved around

Resized

Grouped together within the same panel area

Deleted from the program

This panel lets you import and organize the media assets you'll use in your project:

Program Monitor Panel

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Timeline Panel

This Premiere Pro panel lets you preview the clips you've imported before editing them:

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Program Monitor Panel

Timeline Panel

Select the correct panels for both After Effects and Premiere Pro (hint: select 2)
These panels lets you preview your project as you create it:

Project Panel

Composition Panel

Program Monitor Panel

Timeline Panel

This panel lets you arrange and edit your media assets to create your actual project:

Timeline Panel

Project Panel

Source Monitor Panel

Program Monitor Panel

You can import assets into your project by _______ the project panel, in Premiere Pro AND After Effects.

double clicking

closing

clicking on

opening

This vertical blue line, located in the Timeline Panel (which is referred to as the playhead, current time indicator, or scrubber by some) indicates:

the beginning of the sequence

the current position of the sequence/composition

the current position a keyframe

the end of the sequence

In Premiere Pro, to adjust, edit, or remove an audio clip independently from its adjoining video portion, which option should you choose?

Delete

Remove

Unlink

Disable

What is this camera motion called?

Dolly

Truck

Pan

Tilt

Roll

What kind of shot is a Close Up?

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

What kind of shot is a High Angle?

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

What kind of shot is a Low Angle?

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

What kind of shot is a Medium Shot?

camera is pointed down at subject, makes it seem less powerful.

below eye level, looking up at subject. makes subject seem powerful.

a shot taken with the camera very close to subject or object. allows audience to focus in emotions of people or details of object.

cuts of subject at stomach/waist, head room to show character is talking or moving. especially if arms are moving which is important to show shows the subject from above.

What best describes a Point of View shot?

scene from directly above, shows position and motions of characters

used to show the whole character in relation to surroundings

as if the viewers are looking through the characters eyes

inside the face or part of object. showcases emotion/detail very highly

What best describes a Birds Eye View shot?

used to show the whole character in relation to surroundings

scene from directly above, shows position and motions of characters

as if the viewers are looking through the characters eyes

inside the face or part of object. showcases emotion/detail very highly

What best describes a Long Shot?

inside the face or part of object. showcases emotion/detail very highly

used to show the whole character in relation to surroundings

scene from directly above, shows position and motions of characters

as if the viewers are looking through the characters eyes

What is a Storyboard?

this is a rough draft of a script that includes most of the dialog, movements, and shot descriptions.

this is the device used to mark the beginning of a new shot for a scene.

the process of producing sketches of the shots of your script. The end result looks like a comic book of your film (Without the speech bubbles.) part of the preproduction (or planning) process that can include creating a logline, character development, scripting, and sound design.

The term for this technique has been used in many fields to remove a background (like a green screen) from the subject of a photo or video.

Equalizing

Dubbing

Keying (ultra key/keylight)

Transitioning

Emphasizes a small area or detail of the subject, such as the eye(s) or mouth

Extreme Close Up

Close Up

Long Shot

Extreme Long Shot

Shot in which the camera is set at an angle on its roll axis so that the horizon line is not level. It is often used to show a disoriented or uneasy psychological state.

German Angle

European Angle

Dutch Angle

French Angle

Video Final Exam

Video Final Exam

What is the term used to describe a transition style where the video gradually blends from one image to another?

What is the term used to describe the device that physically stabilizes a camera during photography?

A category of artistic, musical, or literary composition characterized by a particular style, form, or content is called a _______ (*hint - begins with a "G")

Name one of the four elements that make up a genre

Which below is the most used type of video file format?

The effect that removes the green screen from a video clip can be found in this folder in the Effects Panel:

Choose the THREE that Apply: A keyframe is used to...

Premiere Pro is organized into which of the following panels ? (hint: select 3)

After Effects is organized into which of the following panels? (hint: select 3)

In all of the Adobe programs, the panels can be: (hint: select 3)

This panel lets you import and organize the media assets you'll use in your project:

This Premiere Pro panel lets you preview the clips you've imported before editing them:

Select the correct panels for both After Effects and Premiere Pro (hint: select 2)These panels lets you preview your project as you create it:

This panel lets you arrange and edit your media assets to create your actual project:

You can import assets into your project by _______ the project panel, in Premiere Pro AND After Effects.

This vertical blue line, located in the Timeline Panel (which is referred to as the playhead, current time indicator, or scrubber by some) indicates:

In Premiere Pro, to adjust, edit, or remove an audio clip independently from its adjoining video portion, which option should you choose?

What is this camera motion called?

What kind of shot is a Close Up?

What kind of shot is a High Angle?

What kind of shot is a Low Angle?

What kind of shot is a Medium Shot?

What best describes a Point of View shot?

What best describes a Birds Eye View shot?

What best describes a Long Shot?

What is a Storyboard?

The term for this technique has been used in many fields to remove a background (like a green screen) from the subject of a photo or video.

Emphasizes a small area or detail of the subject, such as the eye(s) or mouth

Shot in which the camera is set at an angle on its roll axis so that the horizon line is not level. It is often used to show a disoriented or uneasy psychological state.

What is the term used to describe a transition style where the video gradually blends from one image to another?

What is the term used to describe the device that physically stabilizes a camera during photography?

A category of artistic, musical, or literary composition characterized by a particular style, form, or content is called a _______ (*hint - begins with a "G")

Name one of the four elements that make up a genre

Select the correct panels for both After Effects and Premiere Pro (hint: select 2)
These panels lets you preview your project as you create it: