Intro To Cinematography - Ch. 2a & 2b Quiz

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1.

What are the three key documents that are produced by the production department?
2.

Whose role is it to place marks for the actors?
3.

Whose role is it to build, prepare (settings, height adjustment, level, etc.) and place the camera at the start of a shoot day and to double check all agreed upon parameters before every shot?
4.

Whose role is it to ensure that the production/shoot is moving according to schedule?
5.

What is blocking? Please list multiple factors that must be "blocked".
6.

"Quiet on set", "Roll Sound" and "Roll Camera" are all part of Calling the Roll. Who calls the roll on a film set?
7.

What's a "Dummy Check"?
8.

How much of your Depth of Field is in front of the point of focus, and how much is behind the point of focus?
9.

Why is knowing and understanding the depth of field (and the factors that determine it) important to the job of a DP or 1st AC?
10.

Who is responsible for slating?

Intro To Cinematography - Ch. 2a & 2b Quiz

What are the three key documents that are produced by the production department?

Whose role is it to place marks for the actors?

Whose role is it to build, prepare (settings, height adjustment, level, etc.) and place the camera at the start of a shoot day and to double check all agreed upon parameters before every shot?

Whose role is it to ensure that the production/shoot is moving according to schedule?

What is blocking? Please list multiple factors that must be "blocked".

"Quiet on set", "Roll Sound" and "Roll Camera" are all part of Calling the Roll. Who calls the roll on a film set?

What's a "Dummy Check"?

How much of your Depth of Field is in front of the point of focus, and how much is behind the point of focus?

Why is knowing and understanding the depth of field (and the factors that determine it) important to the job of a DP or 1st AC?

Who is responsible for slating?