(Sa 8mi) 5.3 Rendering & Composition

Previs is a tool to help tell your story in the clearest way possible.

Previs is a tool that assists in various aspects of camera work. It helps in finding great camera angles by allowing the user to visualize different perspectives before shooting. It also helps in figuring out camera speed by simulating movements and determining the desired pace for a scene. Additionally, previs helps in blocking a character's actions by planning their movements and interactions with the environment. Lastly, it aids in deciding on what lens to use by providing a virtual representation of different lenses and their effects on the shot.

A dolly can only roll forward or side to side. However, some dollies have a Jib Arm attached which lets the Operator vertically raise up to capture the action.

The statement is incorrect. Layout and previs are not the exact same thing. Layout refers to the process of arranging elements within a design or composition, while previs (previsualization) is the process of creating a rough visual representation of a scene or sequence before it is filmed or animated. Although both involve visual planning, they serve different purposes and are used in different stages of the production process.

The correct answer is TOA KL and TOA Penang because these are the two options given for selecting the educational institution.

The given scale is asking for the level of excitement to start prevising a film. A rating of 5 indicates extreme excitement, while a rating of 1 suggests no excitement at all. The missing option "4" could represent a moderate level of excitement.