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9th Grade Cinematography Quizzes, Questions & Answers

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Camera Shots And Storyboards

Camera Shots And Storyboards

A short quiz to test your knowledge of an old subject -shots - and a new one - storyboards.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 2060 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2025

Sample Question 1
Why should you get close to your subject rather than zooming in?

So you can make your subject nervous.

Zooming brings the background objects forward and "flattens" the look of the shot. You lose depth of field.

Coming in closer gives you more control over your subject.

Color and light are always better when you get in close.

Sample Question 2
What is the proper way to frame a close-up?

Just get in really close - it doesn't matter what you're shooting.

Cut the subject off at the neck.

Show all the face including the whole chin, but it's ok if you cut off the top of the head.

Show all the face including the whole forehead, but it's ok if you cut off the chin.

Sample Question 3
Which is the proper framing for a shot of an interview?A B C D

A

B

C

D

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