The first and most basic element of design.
What is a line?
A mirror image.
What is symmetry?
Red, yellow & blue
What are the primary colors?
Defense against a claim of copyright infringement.
What is Fair Use?
An adobe product used for simple and quick video editing.
What is Adobe Premiere Pro?
The three dimensional version of a shape.
What is a form?
The size of elements compared to other elements in the composition.
What is proportion?
The intensity of a color.
What is saturation?
Content that isn't protected by copyright law.
What is public domain?
The number of pixels contained in each frame. An example of this would be 4k.
What is resolution?
The surface characteristic of a material.
What is texture?
When elements radiate out from a central point.
What is radial balance?
The mixing of two primary colors.
What are secondary colors?
List three things that can be copyrighted.
Literary works, musical work, dramatic work, motion pictures, sound recordings, etc.
The color mode that TV screens and computers use.
What is RGB?
Defines how light or dark a given hue can be.
What is value?
Repetition of elements, also known as a pattern.
What is rhythm?
Three colors that are equally spaced on the 12 part color wheel.
What is triadic color harmony?
List three things that cannot be copyrighted.
Facts, ideas, information that is commonly known, recipes, etc.
List the five types of shots in video we discussed.
Extreme long shot, long shot, medium shot, close up shot, extreme close up shot
Five examples of elements of design?
Three examples of what can create emphasis.
What is texture, size, color, leading lines, blurring?
The manner in which colors transform based on their surroundings.
These three elements must be present in order to copyright something.
What is fixation, originality and expression?
In typography, this is the spacing in between individual letters.
What is kerning?