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16 Cards in this Set
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softens the shadows created by the main light source
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fill
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the primary light source in three-point lighting, it casts the main shadows
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key
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typically is diffused overall lighting coming from no discernible direction
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baselight
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helps to outline the subject, and separate them from the background
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back
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great cinematographers believe that lighting is more than simply obtaining adequate exposure, it is a way to direct the viewer's eye in the frame, to establish character, and among other things, to _________ |
set the mood of the scene
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CIRCLE ONE
the film technique called DAY-FOR-NIGHT means shooting supposed night scenes during the day, and involves <increasing/decreasing> the contrast |
decreasing the contrast
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CHOOSE ONE
the COLOR TEMPERATURE, in degrees Kelvin, of indoor professional lighting fixtures is <5500 degrees/3200 degrees> |
3200 degrees
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TRUE OR FALSE
maintaining the proper COLOR BALANCE can be difficult when the lighting for a scene contains both daylight and artificial light |
true
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CHOOSE ONE
dramas and thriller movies traditionally use lighting which is <high key/low key> |
low key
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TRUE OR FALSE
MIXED LIGHTING problems can be solved by white balancing |
false
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TRUE OR FALSE
shooting film in low light can require a special laboratory procedure called PUSHED PROCESSING, but the disadvantage is that this tends to increase CONTRAST |
true
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TRUE OR FALSE
according to the book, the types of flourescent lights common in offices and schools will probably not cause color-balancing problems |
false
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CHOOSE ONE
bass sounds have <higher/lower> frequency and pitch than treble sounds |
lower
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CHOOSE (A. cardioid), (B. omnidirectional), or (C. ultracardioid)
__ picks up sound from front & sides in heart-shaped pattern __ picks up sound in a longer & narrower pattern __ picks up sound equally well from all sides |
A. cardioid
C. ultracardioid B. omnidirectional |
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CHOOSE ONE
professionals usually use microphones whose IMPEDANCE is <high/low> |
low
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CHOOSE ONE
as we saw in the Shure microphone instructional video, a SHOTGUN MIC is used for picking up sound <at a distance from/close to> the mic |
at a distance from the mic
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