Video I - Framing Quiz #1
Final exam multiple choice section for Intro to Video Production. The questions about framing come from the class notes. You'll find a link to these on Classroom. Google. Com. You may have those notes open and use them for this quiz. First used January 2014.
- 1.Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic stages of video production:
- A.
Pre-production planning
- B.
The shoot
- C.
Post-production
- D.
The rough cut
- 2.Which of the following is an important concept for effective “framing” of your shots:
- A.
Panning
- B.
Headroom
- C.
Cutting on the action
- D.
Manual focus
- 3.A “point of view shot” is a specific form of which type of story element:
- A.
Establish shot
- B.
Reaction shot
- C.
Perspective shot
- D.
Rule of Thirds
- 4.The following helps us analyze any shot to insure that it is well-framed and balanced (though not necessarily symmetrical):
- A.
Establishing shot
- B.
Reaction shot
- C.
Perspective shot
- D.
Rule of Thirds
- 5.Any editing activity that takes place after the original footage is shot is called:
- A.
Mixing
- B.
Rendering
- C.
Effects
- D.
Post-production
- 6.The amount of space for a subject to walk, run or talk into is known as:
- A.
Noseroom
- B.
Walking distance
- C.
Compositional balance
- D.
Leading lines
- 7.On any type of film or video production, storyboards, pre-visualization, and location inspections are important activities completed during which stage of the project:
- A.
Pre-production
- B.
Production
- C.
Post-production
- D.
None of the above
- 8.
Using the shots below, which is a Medium Shot:- A.
Far left
- B.
Second from the left
- C.
Third from the left
- D.
Far right
- 9.
Which of the following shots is a close-up:
- A.
Far left
- B.
Middle
- C.
All of them
- D.
None of them
- 10.
Which of the following shots is the best example of an extreme close-up:
- A.
Left
- B.
Middle
- C.
Right
- D.
None of them
- 11.
Which of the following shots is an “over-the-shoulder” shot:
- A.
Left
- B.
Middle
- C.
Left and Right
- D.
Left and Middle
- 12.
Using the shots below, which is an Extreme Wide Shot:
- A.
Far left
- B.
Second from the left
- C.
Third from the left
- D.
Far right
- 13.
Using the shots below, which is a Wide Shot:
- A.
Far left
- B.
Second from the left
- C.
Third from the left
- D.
Far right
- 14.
Camera part #1 controls which function?
- A.
Allows you to change focal lengths
- B.
Changes the aperture size (F-stop)
- C.
Releases and activates the built-in flash
- D.
Allows manual change to focus
- 15.
Camera part #2 controls which function?
- A.
Allows you to change focal lengths
- B.
Changes the aperture size (F-stop)
- C.
Turns auto focus on and off
- D.
Allows manual change to focus
- 16.A perspective shot is any shot where the camera has been placed in an unusual angle or location. Which of the following camera positions is least likely to be a good choice for a perspective shot?
- A.
Ceiling level wide shot
- B.
Floor level wide shot
- C.
Extreme close-up
- D.
Eye-level medium
- 17.When a “talking head” is identified by name with a graphic, the letters are most likely to be placed in the ____________ of the frame.
- A.
Unused part
- B.
Lower third
- C.
“image safe” area
- D.
Control track
- 18.A medium shot is effective for use during interviews because it does which of the following. (Choose all that apply... there may be more than one correct answer).
- A.
Lets us see minute details such as the person’s eye-lashes
- B.
Takes in a lot of background to let us determine the larger setting
- C.
Provides room at the bottom of the screen for a lower-third graphic
- D.
Is close enough to see facial expressions
.jpg "Which of the following shots is the best example of an extreme close-up:")
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