Video Production Essentials

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Which element is considered the most important in video production?

  • Organization
  • Emotion (correct)
  • Screen Size
  • Script Development

Which of the following components is NOT part of the five stages of the production process?

  • Production
  • Post-Production
  • Pre-Visualisation (correct)
  • Script Development

What is the primary distinction between fiction and non-fiction in video production?

  • Type of audience
  • Basis in real events versus imagined scenarios (correct)
  • Use of special effects
  • Length of the program

In which production stage does the shooting of the actual footage occur?

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What best describes the focus of video production?

<p>Manipulating people emotionally through moving images (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of program is classified as non-fiction?

<p>Quiz Shows (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of pre-production in video production?

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Which factor does NOT affect the way we view a video?

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What does the term 'persistence of vision' refer to in the context of visual perception?

<p>The afterimage effect caused by images lingering on the retina (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is gender distinguished from sex?

<p>Sex is stable, while gender is variable across cultures. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'phi phenomenon' describe?

<p>The merging of still frames to create the illusion of movement (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key factor contributing to gender inequality in society?

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Which group does LGBTIQ+ encompass?

<p>People with non-binary gender identities (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does media contribute to gender issues?

<p>By reinforcing stereotypes and marginalization (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does stereotyping involve?

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In the media workforce, how are women typically represented?

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Flashcards

Persistence of Vision

The ability of the human eye to perceive continuous motion from a series of still images shown in quick succession.

Beta Movement

The illusion of movement created by two or more stationary images presented in rapid succession.

Phi Phenomenon

The perception of continuous movement from two or more stationary stimuli presented in rapid succession, even though there is no actual movement.

Sex

Refers to the biological differences between males and females, including internal and external sex organs, and reproductive capabilities.

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Gender

The socially constructed roles, behaviors, and characteristics that a society considers appropriate for men and women.

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Sexual Orientation

An individual's emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction to other people.

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Gender Inequality

The unequal treatment and opportunities provided to individuals based on their gender.

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Gender Stereotyping

Generalizations or assumptions about a group of people based on their gender, often leading to prejudice and discrimination.

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What is Video Production?

Video production involves creating moving images to tell a story, ranging from films to commercials. It requires storytelling, organization, vision, and ideas. It involves manipulating emotions through a sequence of images.

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Factors that affect how we look at a video?

Location, seating, screen size, and shots/framing all impact how viewers experience a video. The way these elements are used can change the viewer's perspective.

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Where do ideas for video production come from?

Ideas come from observing the world around us. It could be an act of kindness, a piece of music that inspires you, or even a stranger on the street. The key is to pay attention and be open to inspiration.

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Why is emotion important in video production?

In video production, the most vital element is emotion. It's about making viewers feel something, whether it's joy, sadness, anger, or suspense. The right emotion can create a powerful impact.

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What is "SHOW DON'T TELL"?

This principle in video production emphasizes showing the story through visuals rather than directly telling it. Let the images speak for themselves and allow the audience to draw their own conclusions.

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What's the difference between Fiction and Non-Fiction Video Production?

Fiction video production uses imaginary scenarios and characters, while Non-Fiction video production involves real people and events. Both types have their own unique ways of storytelling.

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What is Script Development in video production?

This stage involves planning, financing, and refining the story. It's like the foundation of the whole production and helps prevent problems later on.

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What happens in the Pre-Production phase?

This stage includes everything that needs to happen before filming starts. It involves tasks like finding actors, scouting locations, creating sets, and scheduling filming.

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Study Notes

Video Production

  • Video production is similar to cinema but faster and cheaper to distribute. It includes a variety of formats from films to YouTube videos, commercials, music videos, and social media content.
  • Key elements of video production include storytelling, organization, vision, and ideas.
  • Emotional impact is a crucial aspect of video production.
  • Video production involves manipulating images to evoke emotions.
  • Location, seating, screen size, and shot composition are factors affecting how a video is perceived.
  • Ideas for video production come from many sources, like interactions with people, music, or observed acts of kindness.
  • Emotion is the most important element in video production.
  • "Show, don't tell" is a principle in video production.
  • Video production can be categorized as fiction or non-fiction, based on real events or imagined scenarios. Examples include drama series, comedy series, soap operas, cartoons, and animation. Non-fiction includes news, quizzes, sports, travel, cooking, and reality shows.
  • Live and pre-recorded programs exist, including reality shows, talk shows, sports programs, music shows, and game shows.

Live/Recorded Audio Visual Broadcast

  • Production teams, control rooms, transmission rooms, and service providers are crucial for live broadcasts, as are locations, portable devices, and streaming platforms.
  • Pre-recorded broadcasts involve producers, servers, transmission rooms, antennas, and service providers.

Production Process

  • Script Development: Focuses on planning, financing, and refining the story.
  • Pre-Production: Includes research, casting, financing, location scouting, set construction, and scheduling.
  • Production: Involves filming and adding effects.
  • Post-Production: Includes editing, adding titles and graphics, sound tracks and color correction.
  • Distribution: Involves targeted and innovative marketing using strategies like screenings, events, PR, publicity, film festivals, and video-on-demand platforms

Persistence of Vision, Beta Movement, Phi Phenomenon

  • Persistence of vision: The inability to see the gaps between frames, creating the illusion of movement.
  • Beta movement: Stationary images that appear to move.
  • Phi phenomenon: Creating moving objects from alternating still images.

Gender

  • Sex: Biological differences in reproductive organs.
  • Gender: Socially constructed behaviors, activities, and attributes considered appropriate for men and women.
  • Sexual Orientation: Emotional or physical connection to someone of the same or opposite sex. LGBTIQ+ is an inclusive term.
  • Gender Inequality: Social, economic, and political disparities based on gender that affects women disproportionately.
  • Stereotyping: Creating a mental image based on incorrect generalizations.
  • Women in Media: Under-representation in leadership roles. Barriers include discrimination, lack of mentorship, and inflexible work environments.

The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP)

  • The GMMP is the largest and longest running research project on gender in media.
  • It aims to map the portrayal of women in news media, develop research instruments, build solidarity among gender and communication groups worldwide, create media awareness, and develop media monitoring skills internationally.

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