20-3 and 20-4

20-3
C-Shot Order

20-4
B-rhythmic cutting

20-2

A sequence often consists of several separate scenes and all of them related so that the build a continuous action.

20-1

A scene is when it usually has the following characteristics that consists of a small number of individual shots and the shots all cover one short piece of a larger action. They are all in a single area of the set or location.

19-2

Some layers that make up an edited program is Production video and audio, Audio effects and background tracks, music & Transitions

19-1

Technique of editing is the task of taking the materials recorded during the production and transforming them into a finished audiovisual program.

18-5

An action line is an imaginary line separating camera and subject. Keeping the camera on its side of the line maintains screen direction.

18-4

Three types of screen direction are Screen Direction:Look which is when two people are speaking to eachother, good screen direction calls for one person to face one side of the screen and the other person to face the opposite side. The two other screen directions are Screen Direction:Movement & Screen Direction: Convention.

18-3

Three Styles of Coverage are Classical coverage which is wide view that gradually moves closer and closer to the characters. The other two are contemporary coverage and personal coverage.

18-2

Good Continuity is the complex process of ensuring that all the small of a video ass up to a smooth, consistent whole.

18-1

Good Coverage requires repetition, overlap, variety, protection and cutaways.

Cutaways are shots that show informtion other than the main action.

17-5

Four ways that director can help an actor with the camera are actors and performance, Actors and Insecurity, Helping Actors Overcome Self-Consciousness, Helping Actors Deliver Lines.

17-4

Feeling can be created by the insert shot of the key in the drawer is added purely to convey infomation.

17-3

Four tools for emphasis are Image size, composition, camera angle & shot duration.

Image Size shows two versions of the insert.

17-2

Information can give inexperienced directors problems because the infomation shows how burglary might be staged by an inexpericened director.

17-1

Four main tasks that a director needs to juggle is Communication, Performance, Editing & Camera.

16-5

Omnidirectional Pickup

16-4

True

16-3

Two ways that you can transmit a signal through a microphone is cabled mikes and wireless mikes.

16-2

Microphones that we have used in class is the microphones that are with camera so we can hear clearly what they are saying.

16-1

A microphone is a device that translates the original noise, created by a pattern of moving air, into an electrical signal that closely imitates that pattern.

15-4

A piece of paper.

15-5

Fill

15-3

A way to light a background is lighting for exposure. Lighting for exposure is when the background is too dark, and the image loses apparent depth, so you may want to wash some light on it to make it more visible.

15-2

Natural lighting is is three-point lighting that can look somwhat theatrical, many situations call for a more natural "unlit" appearance.

15-1

Classic Studio lighting is when three lights on the subject and usually one or more on the the background.

Four types of studio lighting are key light, Fill light, Rim(back) light & background light

Key Light provides the main illumination.

Fill Light is when it literally fills in the shadows created by the key light.

Rim(back) Light is typically behind the subject and placed quite high.

Background Light is usually "motivated" that is,it mimics light that would naturally fall on the walls or other backgrounds.

14-9

Light color is to control the quality if light, you need to manage not only its brightness and contrast, but also its color. An example of light color is many locations require mixing light sources of different color temperatures.

14-8

Light contrast is the difference in brightness between the lightest and darkest areas in the image.An example of light contrast is shadows with details visible in them.

14-7

Light Quanity is when the camera's imaging a chip(or chips) must recieve exactly the right quanity of light in order to form a high-quality image. An example of light quanity is to decrease or increase the quanity of light to suit the needs of the camera.

14-6

Three standards for high techinal standards are flag, reflectors and contrast.

14-5

Sound effect are often recorded "wild" meaning separately from the production track.

Sound effects can be created by track or wild sound effects.

14-4

Background sound is when individuals sounds are heard against a background of more-or-less continuous noise.

Two ways to minimize background noise is to turn off controllable sounds like heating ducts or background conversations during takes. Another way to minimize uncontrollable noises like traffic or wind as much as possible during dialogue or effects recording.

14-3

Production sound is the sound that is recorded with the video. You could have difficulties while recording because production sounds generally use separate mikes.

14-2

Two problems that you might encounter while using audio is sound from an outdoor scene might be a mix of spoken dialogue and background traffic noises.

14-1

Audio is the sound components of an audiovisual program.

13-7

Two lighting evalution tools are monitors and Light meters.

 You might have to have an evalution tools are to see what you are doing and that you might need to fix something.

13-6

Three common lighting accessories is a century stands, cookies & mounts.

Mounts are light stands that are the most common accessories for supporting lights.

13-5

Diffusion Lighting is a white spun glass or plastic sheeting placed in the light path to soften and disperse it.

We didn't use diffusion lighting equipment on our set while doing our interviews.

13-4

Masking is the highly directional beams of spotlights that can be masked to produce hard-edged cutoff patterns.

An example of masking are barn doors because they are a pair of metal flaps hinged to the sides and/or top and bottom edges of the lamp.

13-3

Four basic types of lighting used in video are Incandescent lamps, Halogen lamps, Fluorescent lamps & LEDs.

Incandescent lamps contain metal filaments glowing in a near-vacuum.

13-2

Lighting intrustments are tools for adding light. An example for lighting intrustments is spotlights.

13-1

Controlling the quanity of available light when is light is too tense the exampes are your principle tools are flags,screens and silks and filters.

12-15

Position your body at the midpoint of the movement. By twisting first toward the start of the movement and then toward the end. You can make smooth pans of 180 degrees.

12-14

Look Room is when framing people, it allows more room on the side toward which they are facing.

Lead room is when subjects move so that the camera too must move to hold them in frame.

12-13

Framing the shot means creating a pleasing composition within the frame.

12-12

An exaple of a shutter program is by forcing to open the aperture.

12-11

A shutter is the electronic circuitry that determines how long each frame of picture will accumulate on the imaging chips before processing.The standard shutter speed is 1/60 per second for NTSC format video.

12-10

The camera in the interview project with the good sound/audio came from the middle camera.

12-9

We first hit record, then pop the strobe flash light, so we know exactly where we started the interview and it is easy to edit and review. 

12-8

The camera on the left, facing the stage, is positioned to be directly on the opposite person of the camera.  Likewise, the camera postitioned on the right, facing the stage, is lined to show the second person of the interview.  The camera positioned in the middle is designed to show both members of the interviewing party.

12-7

There are three cameras recording for the interview project.

12-6

The aperture on a camera affects how much light is entering the lens of the camera.  This will change the appearance of the shot.

12-5

Wide angle lenses exaggerate this virtual depth, making distances seem greater and faraway objects seem smaller.

12-4

Perspective is the illusion of depth in the picture, the apparent distance from the camcorder to the farthest part of the scene.

12-3

Depth of field is the distance, in front of and behind the plane on which the lens is focused, in which objects in the image sharp. A scene that looks perfectly sharp in wide angle may turn soft when you zoom to telephoto.

12-2

One broad group is is the Iris almost fully closed f/16.

12-1

Focal length is technically, one design parameter of a lens, expressed in millimeters. The name of any particular lens, such as "a 40mm lens".

11-10

This article did provide information to help me with the interview.

11-9

A top tip that you should after your interview is to not give yourself a hard time.

11-8

Five top tips that you should during the interview is to try not to fidget,sway or rock from foot to foot, do not use jargon or to many facts and figures, connect with the listener, don't lecture the listener, and do not lose you temper or get angry.

11-7

Three top tips that you should do before you start an interview is write down three key messages, be prepared for obvious questions and lastly pratice out loud.

11-6

The first thing you should do while preparing for an interview is thinking of what is the subject your doing the interview about.

11-5

White balance is when the camera setting selected to compensate for the color temperature of the light source that is illuminating the subject.

11-4

1) Tripods have three legs instead of four because a three-point support will not wobble on uneven grounds.
2) Adjusting the head
3)Stabilizers

11-3

1) The electrically encoded information about each video field is sent to a record head spinning on a drum in the recorder.

2) The record head preserves the signal by selectively magnetizing metallic particles on the videotape that moves across its path.

11-2

1)Light passes through the camcorder lens, which organizes it into a coherent image and projects it onto the surface of the chip.

2) This process repeats 25 or 30 times each second, to create a video track coded in electronic form.

11-1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjRRLY4HWk0
1)This is one of my favorites because it is really funny and its not expected and plus there is a pug in it.
2) The product is doritos.
3) The theme is comedy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVQrH0aHGAc&feature=related
1) I like this commical because the girl is torturing the guy for eating wrong things but when they finally agree on something he checks out a girl but instead of hitting him she hits the other girl in the face with the pepsi.
2)The product is pepsi max.
3) The theme is comedy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztojQhQofwQ&feature=channel
1) I like this commerical because the girl and guy are thinking about totally different things and then when the guys gets the pepsi all he wants is the pepsi.
2) The product is pepsi max.
3) The theme is comedy.

10-3

True

10-2

False

10-1

The Cast

9-8

The 3 basics of a training program is Tell them what you are going to tell them; Tell them; Tell them what you have told them.

9-7

Two main uses of using a storyboard is visualization and shot planning.

9-6

A treatment is a written summary of a program, formatted as narrative prose, that may be as short as one paragraph or as long as a scene-by-scene description.

A purpose that treatment serves is that it allows you to see and evaluate the organization of your video, and it communicates your plan to others.

9-4

The six detailed steps used in defining a video program are subject, objectives, audience, delivery system, lengh and budget.

9-5

A delivery system is the method by which a program will be presented, and the situtation in which it will be watched.
An example of delivery system is a point-of-sale display.

9-3

To use safety while handling a camera is to be careful and not fool around while holding it. Another safety tip to make sure you have complete control and have your hand on the bottom and have your other hand in the strap. The third example is to watch what your doing with the camera while in the camera is in your hands.

9-1

1)Viral advertising is marketing techniques that uses pre-existing social networks to produce increases in brand awareness or to achieve other marketing objectives.

2) I would not mind seeing viral ads on the computer.

3) Viral commericals effect the tv commerical industry with using social networks and putting marking objects in the commericals.

8-3

1) Perspective is the simulation of depth in a two dimensional image.

2) Two examples of lens perspective is a wide angle and a telephoto.