Fcp Lesson 6 And 7
This assessment will test your knowledge of Lesson 6 and 7 of the Final Cut Pro Level One certification.
- 1.
How do you add a color label to a clip, bin or sequence.
- A.
From the shortcut menu
- B.
From the Edit menu
- C.
In the timeline
- D.
In the Canvas
- E.
In the Viewer
Correct Answer
A. From the shortcut menuExplanation
To add a color label to a clip, bin, or sequence, you can do so by accessing the shortcut menu. This menu can be accessed by right-clicking on the desired item. From the shortcut menu, there should be an option to select and apply a color label to the item. This allows for easy organization and identification of different elements within the project.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Where can you place markers?
- A.
In the Timeline Ruler or in Clips that are in the Viewer or Timeline
- B.
Just in the Viewer and Canvas
- C.
Only in the Viewer but no where else
- D.
Only in the Timeline Ruler
- E.
In the Browser, the Viewer and the TImeline Ruler
Correct Answer
A. In the Timeline Ruler or in Clips that are in the Viewer or TimelineExplanation
Markers can be placed in the Timeline Ruler or in Clips that are in the Viewer or Timeline. This means that you have the flexibility to place markers in different areas of the editing software. Whether it's in the Timeline Ruler to mark specific points in time, or in Clips that are being viewed or edited, markers can be used to indicate important moments or sections in the footage. This allows for easier navigation and organization during the editing process.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Snapping does not affect markers.
- A.
This is a true statement.
- B.
This is a false statement.
- C.
This is true sometimes, but only when the Timeline is selected.
Correct Answer
B. This is a false statement.Explanation
The statement "Snapping does not affect markers" is false. Snapping is a feature in various software programs that allows users to align objects or elements accurately. In video editing software, snapping can be used to align markers with specific points in the timeline. Therefore, snapping does affect markers and helps in precise editing and synchronization.Rate this question:
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- 4.
How should clips be organized in the bin before making a storyboard edit?
- A.
Place clips in rows with each clip slightly lower then the previous clip.
- B.
Place clips in rows with each clip slightly higher then the previous clip.
- C.
No need for rows just select the clips.
Correct Answer
A. Place clips in rows with each clip slightly lower then the previous clip.Explanation
Placing clips in rows with each clip slightly lower than the previous clip allows for easier visualization and organization of the clips before making a storyboard edit. This arrangement helps to create a clear and logical flow of the clips, making it easier to select and arrange them in the desired order for the storyboard.Rate this question:
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- 5.
How do you create a multiclip?
- A.
After selecting clips in Browser choose Modify/Make Multiclip
- B.
Do not select clips in the Browser but choose Modify/Make Multiclip
- C.
Select clips in Timeline and choose Sequence/Filters/Make Multiclip
- D.
After selecting clips in Browser choose File/Make Multiclip
Correct Answer
A. After selecting clips in Browser choose Modify/Make MulticlipExplanation
To create a multiclip, the correct method is to select the clips in the Browser and then choose the option "Modify/Make Multiclip". This process allows the user to combine multiple clips into a single multiclip, which can be useful for editing purposes. The other options provided in the question either involve selecting clips in the Timeline or choosing different menu options, which are not the correct steps for creating a multiclip.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How do you sort by a column other than the Name column?
- A.
Click the column heading.
- B.
Click the column button.
- C.
Click the column menu option
Correct Answer
A. Click the column heading.Explanation
To sort by a column other than the Name column, you need to click on the column heading. This action will rearrange the data in ascending or descending order based on the values in that column. By clicking on the column heading, you are indicating that you want to prioritize the sorting based on that specific column.Rate this question:
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- 7.
How do you show a column that you don't currently see in the Browser?
- A.
Control click the column heading and choose the selection.
- B.
Use the file menu or the edit menu.
- C.
Control click in an open area in the browser to select from the shortcut menu.
Correct Answer
A. Control click the column heading and choose the selection.Explanation
To show a column that is not currently visible in the Browser, you can control click the column heading and select the desired column from the options provided. This action will allow you to choose and display the column you want to see.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What does it mean when a clip has a red slash through the clip icon?
- A.
The clip is disconnect from its media.
- B.
The clip is disconnect from its media and in the trash folder.
- C.
The clip is in another project within Final Cut Pro.
Correct Answer
A. The clip is disconnect from its media.Explanation
When a clip has a red slash through the clip icon, it means that the clip is disconnected from its media. This could be due to various reasons such as the media file being moved or deleted from its original location. As a result, the clip cannot access the necessary media and appears as disconnected.Rate this question:
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- 9.
In what menu can you choose User Preferences?
- A.
From the FIle menu.
- B.
From the Edit menu.
- C.
From the Final Cut Pro menu.
- D.
From the Sequence menu
- E.
From the Filters menu.
Correct Answer
C. From the Final Cut Pro menu.Explanation
User Preferences can be accessed from the Final Cut Pro menu. This menu typically contains options and settings related to the overall application and user preferences.Rate this question:
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- 10.
How do you find a matching frame to a sequence clip?
- A.
Position playhead and press F.
- B.
Position playhead and press Function F.
- C.
Position playhead and press FI
- D.
Don't position playhead, but press Option F
Correct Answer
A. Position playhead and press F.Explanation
To find a matching frame to a sequence clip, you need to position the playhead at a specific point and then press the "F" key. This action will locate and display the frame that matches the position of the playhead in the sequence clip.Rate this question:
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