Long Test In Filming
Read each questions carefully. For numbers 6-15, choices are on the screen. For 16-18, one point for each check. All in all, 30 points. God bless!
- 1.Which one is a sequence of photographs subjected onto a screen with sufficient rapidity as to create motion and continuity?
- A.
Motion
- B.
Film
- C.
Storyboard
- D.
Production
- 2.Who is the one that takes the onus of a feature film from beginning to end, and most commonly fulfills the dual role of producer and director?
- A.
Production Manager
- B.
Floor Manager
- C.
Manager
- D.
Film maker
- 3.Which one describes the shots and settings and is usually a narration?
- A.
Concept
- B.
Script
- C.
Equipment
- D.
Storyboards
- 4.Which one is not a video-editing tool?
- A.
Adobe Premiere
- B.
Movie Maker
- C.
Viva Video
- D.
Macromedia Flash
- 5.Which one contains the concept of the shots and the plan flow of the video?
- A.
Motion
- B.
Film
- C.
Storyboard
- D.
Production
- 6.[Blank] Choose your editing software of choice
- 7.[Blank] Use tripod for stability
- 8.[Blank] Keeping a video log for recorded scenes
- 9.[Blank] Checking of indoor lighting
- 10.[Blank] Avoid jump cuts
- 11.[Blank] Conceptualize shots
- 12.[Blank] Plan the flow of the video
- 13.[Blank] Rearrange the objects as needed
- 14.[Blank] Getting entry forms and checking availability of equipment
- 15.[Blank] Shooting at least 15 seconds before and after scenes
- 16.Check 5 things you should do before production.
- A.
Conceptualization
- B.
Getting entry forms
- C.
Checking for background noise
- D.
Checking for constraints
- E.
Planning the flow of video
- F.
Using variety of shots
- G.
Look for the purpose of the video
- 17.Check 5 things you should avoid doing during filming.
- A.
Using dummy tapes
- B.
Too many differing shots and angles
- C.
Extreme close up or wide shots
- D.
Using multiple takes on the on the scene
- E.
Using the same composition for every shot
- F.
Shooting too much
- G.
Excessive panning and zooming
- 18.Check 5 things you should remember when editing your video
- A.
Know your footage
- B.
Be tasteful in using titles and transitions
- C.
Check the purpose of the video
- D.
Avoid jump cuts
- E.
Check for the constraints and limitations
- F.
Adjust lighting
- G.
Adjust sound
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