What is a director?
These are the three components of the exposure triangle?
What are ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed?
You will not see an image if this is left on a camera.
This camera shot only shows a shot of a specific facial feature such as a nose, mouth, or eyes.
What is an extreme close up?
These three lights make up the three-point lighting technique?
This Gaffer is head of this department.
What is the Lighting Department?
Too much of this may create a grainy image.
This allows the camera to get closer or father to a subject without moving
What is a zoom?
This camera shot shows the subjects entire body and a large portion of the background
What is an Extreme Wide Shot?
This genre may use bright lighting with limited shadows.
What is comedy?
This person is in charge of the overall funding for a production.
What is an executive producer?
A low number of this may create a motion blur on your camera.
What is shutter speed?
This allows the subject to be blurry or not.
What is a focus?
This camera shot shows only the subject's face.
What is a close up?
Orange, yellow, and red may be categorized as this type of lighting?
What are warm colors?
This person is in charge of props that a talent may hold on camera.
What is a prop master?
A low number of this may create a shallow depth of field.
What is aperture?
This allows your camera tripod to move along the ground smoothly.
What is a dolly?
This camera shot shows the subject's chest and face.
This heat-resistant fabric may be placed over lights to create a soft lighting?
What is diffusion?
This person is in charge of helping the camera operator by pulling the focus, changing lenses, and pushing the camera dolly.
What is First Assistant Camera (1st AC)?
Your eye acts similar to this component of Exposure Triangle when too much light is put into the iris.
What is an aperture?
This allows the camera operator to view what the camera sees.
What is a viewfinder?
This shot only shows the subject's body and a bit of the background.
What is a wide shot?
This type of lighting is used to imitate a light in an object that isn't really there (example: a bright light under the bed)
What is motivated lighting?