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42 Cards in this Set
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Consists of variety of non technical and technical people such as the producer and various assistants, the director and assistant, and the talent and production crew
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production Team
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Consists of people who plan the production
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Pre production Team
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Category for technical personnel
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Below the Line
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category for non technical personnel, talent, directors, producers
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Above the Line
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Consists of director, video editor, and sound designer
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Post Production Team
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Post Production
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occurs after the shooting, editing
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Production
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the actual making
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scans every other line, odd numbers first, following evens, yielding two fields
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Interlaced Scanning
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scans every line like we read
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Progressive scanning
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microphone can hear equally from all directions
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Omnidirectional
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territory around the mic, within mic can hear well
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pickup pattern
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how close the object seems to the viewer
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Field of view
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small mic clipped onto clothing
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Lavaliere
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Heart Shaped Pickup Pattern
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Cardioid
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video with final version after editing
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edit master
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marking in and out points, synchronizing the VIR's so that you can treat the audio and video as one or split them up
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edit controller
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marks each frame w/ different #s, helps you find frames
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Timecode
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Describe nonlinear editing.
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basic principle is file management, uses computer and hard drives. examples are final cut pro, and Adobe
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List at least 3 ways to prepare for postproduction during production:
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Label and name imported material, shoot for continuity, make protection or backup copies
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Describe continuity editing.
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use mics that sound alike, mix off camera narration sounds with ambient if necessary, no dramatic breaks
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Describe the differences between assemble and insert editing.
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Assemble: everything recorded on selected portions on tape transferred to edit master tape
Insert Editing- 1st lay down control track onto master track, replacing video track |
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Focal Length
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measurement of distances from iris inside the lens to point of lens
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F stop
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how fast or slow the lens is
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arc
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moving around an object
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Pan
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move left or right of an object
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tilt
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up or down
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truck
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move laterally left or right
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dolly
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to or from an object
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can't
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slightly to left tilt or right
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aperture
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opening where lens is in the front of camera
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White balance
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adjust camera so that anything white looks white
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Psychological closure
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filter out impressions that arent relevant by filling in missing visual information
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Ribbon
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sensitive mic, high quality, loud sound bursts can cause damage
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Condenser
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used to capture high quality sound indoor and outdoor, battery power, windscreen for outdoors
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Dynamic-
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most rugged all leather, able to take in loud sounds, field interviews, pop filter
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control track
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synchronizes scan speed and tape speed to the speed of recording, gaps in recording, VCRS
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vector
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directional screen force with various strengths
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1. Describe the Rule of Thirds.
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nonsymmetrical framing, more dynamic and less divided, use when shooting a prominent vertical element, nine equal parts, compositional elements placed along these lines and intersections
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focal length
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wide angle lens uses a short focal length, narrow angle lens uses long
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Linear Editing
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use of Vtrs, copy sections of your source tape in desired order and fashion to edit master
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marks each frame w/ different #s, helps you find frames
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use mics that sound alike, mix off camera narration sounds with ambient if necessary, no dramatic breaks
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z axis
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imaginary line that stretches from camera lens to horizon
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