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What is the primary role of a director in a film production?
What is the primary role of a director in a film production?
- To manage the budget and funding
- To oversee the creative aspects and coach actors (correct)
- To edit the final cut of the film
- To coordinate the production schedule
Which shot type is specifically used to show the subject from a distance and helps establish a scene?
Which shot type is specifically used to show the subject from a distance and helps establish a scene?
- Extreme Close-up
- Medium
- Extreme Wide (correct)
- Full
What characterizes a high angle shot in cinematography?
What characterizes a high angle shot in cinematography?
- Creates a sense of strength in the subject
- Focuses solely on a character's facial expression
- Shows the subject from eye level for neutrality
- Makes the character appear weak or vulnerable (correct)
Which term describes digital images created with lines and shapes in a two-dimensional space?
Which term describes digital images created with lines and shapes in a two-dimensional space?
What is the purpose of using an over-the-shoulder shot?
What is the purpose of using an over-the-shoulder shot?
What does frame rate measure in video production?
What does frame rate measure in video production?
What effect does a low angle shot create in film?
What effect does a low angle shot create in film?
What distinguishes a close-up shot from an extreme close-up shot?
What distinguishes a close-up shot from an extreme close-up shot?
What does the Rule of Thirds help to enhance in an image?
What does the Rule of Thirds help to enhance in an image?
Which of the following best defines the Project Scope?
Which of the following best defines the Project Scope?
Which copyright license allows reuse as long as credit is given to the creator?
Which copyright license allows reuse as long as credit is given to the creator?
What is the purpose of a Feedback Loop in a project?
What is the purpose of a Feedback Loop in a project?
What is represented by the Depth of Field in photography?
What is represented by the Depth of Field in photography?
Which panel in Premiere Pro is primarily used for editing sequences?
Which panel in Premiere Pro is primarily used for editing sequences?
What does a Project Purpose dictate within a project?
What does a Project Purpose dictate within a project?
What distinguishes the Non-Derivative copyright license?
What distinguishes the Non-Derivative copyright license?
Study Notes
Directors
- Oversee creative aspects of film production
- Coach actors and select the score
- Bring project to life
Producers
- Coordinate all levels of production
- Number of producers depends on the size of the project
- Make major decisions
Cinematographers
- Work with directors
- Determine the look of the film
- Make decisions on lighting and framing
Shot Types
- Extreme Wide Shot: Used to show the subject from a distance and establish a scene
- Wide Shot: Shows the subject from top to bottom, sets the scene and the character's place in it.
- Full Shot: Frames the character from head to toe, emphasizes action and movement
- Medium Shot: Shot from the waist up
- Close-up: Shows part of the subject in detail, focuses on characters and their emotions
- Extreme Close-up: Fills the screen with part of the subject, emotions and reactions dominate the scene
Camera Angles
- Eye Level: Neutral effect
- High Angle: Character appears weak or vulnerable
- Low Angle: Character appears dangerous
- Over the Shoulder: Subject is shot from behind the shoulder of another, emphasizes connection between speakers
- POV: Shows a character's perspective
Digital Media & Cinematic Key Terms
- Raster Graphic: Digital images made up of pixels
- Vector Graphic: Digital images created using mathematical images that place lines and shapes into a 2 or 3 dimensional space
- Pixel: A digital image is composed of pixels
- Resolution: Measures an image's size
- Frame Rate: Videos are comprised of frames and measures frames per second
- Subject: The focus of an image
- Rule of Thirds: A composition rule that divides a design into nine equal boxes
- Depth of Field: The distance between the closest and farthest points of focus
Copyright & Workflow
- Copyright: A set of rules protecting intellectual property
- Public Domain: Works that belong to everyone
- Attribution: Allows reuse of copyrighted work with credit to the creator
- Non-Commercial: Allows reuse of copyrighted work without profit
- Non-Derivative: Allows reuse of copyrighted work without changing the content
- Share Alike: Allows reuse of copyrighted work with modifications, but the new work must be shared under the same license
- Project Purpose: The goal of the project.
- Project Scope: The work that needs to be done to complete a project
- Project Specifications: Detailed written goals and limits for a project
- Target Audience: Who the project is created for
- Feedback Loop: A system for getting feedback on project direction
Premiere Pro Workspace
- Project Panel: Organizes media files, sequences, and graphics in bins
- Source Monitor: For viewing and selecting parts of clips
- Timeline Panel: For editing and viewing sequences
- Program Monitor: For viewing the sequence displayed in the Timeline Panel
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Explore the essential roles in film production, including directors, producers, and cinematographers. Learn about various shot types and camera angles that contribute to visual storytelling. This quiz will test your knowledge of film industry concepts and techniques.
