Video and Audio Formats
Basic Editing Tools and Techniques
Video Effects (Basic or Advanced)
Importing and Exporting Videos
Recording and Editing Video
100
The media format that is used by Windows Movie Viewer
What is a wmv
100
The area where the video is separated into tracks and layers
What is the timeline
100
Adjusting the light levels to meet your needs
What is contrast and brightness
100
The button used to bring media into Adobe Premier Elements
What is Get Media
100
The device that the media is stored on within a camera
What is an SD card
200
Commonly used format for songs
What is an mp3
200
Shortening a clip to its desired length
What is cropping
200
Changing colors to their opposites
What is inverting
200
Bringing media into a project
What is importing
200
Program used to edit video (first program we used)
What is iMovie
300
Formats that are used for videos (usuallly on Windows, because Mac is terrible and can't read most formats)
What is an mp4 or mpeg
300
The area where you can see all of your clips individually (same location as the timeline)
What is the sceneline
300
Slowing down a film is called
What is time stretch
300
Saving a project and putting it into a different location
What is exporting
300
Program we used for our superhero movies
What is Adobe Premier Elements
400
The format used by Mac and other Apple products for video files
What is a mov
400
Making audio slowly come in or go out of a clip
What is fading
400
Video effect that takes the color out of a clip
What is black and white
400
File type that iMovie exports as
What is mov
400
Things that can be added to video clips to change them
What are effects
500
Format that Adobe Premier Elements exports as
What is a prel
500
Making a clip shorter or longer (ex. slow motion)
What is time stretch
500
The name of the cartoon effect used in our superhero films
What is newblue cartoonr plus
500
File that Adobe Premier Elements exports as
What is prel
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