A camera originally made for still photography but is now also used for video.
DSLR
Purpose of the level on a tripod.
To make sure your shot is level and balanced.
The two signals that HDMI cables transmit.
Audio and video.
This microphone clips onto clothing.
Lavalier (Lav) Mic
An accessory on the camera that helps you not to drop it.
One advantage of using a cinema camera.
High-quality cinematic footage, manual control, interchangeable lenses.
The first thing you should do before opening the tripod.
Place your camera in safe place.
The smaller version of an HDMI cable.
Mini HDMI.
This type of mic is long and directional and used on boom poles.
Shotgun mic
The term that describes the number of frames captured per second in video.
Frame Rate
Camera best for quick, handheld video recording.
Camcorder
Describe how to extend the legs of a tripod.
Open the clasps, adjust the height, close the clasps securly.
Standard connector for professional microphones.
XLR
This microphone is often used by field reporters and singers.
Handheld microphone
What does "exposure" control in a camera?
The amount of light entering the camera
A device that has built in editing tools and instant sharing capabilities.
Smartphone.
What should you do to make the tripod stable before attaching the camera?
Push the leg circles toward the center or adjust the spreader (make sure the tripod is secure and stable).
Difference between a hot shoe and a cold show.
Hot shoe has electrical contacts; cold shoe does not
The pickup pattern of a lavalier microphone.
Omnidirectional
Why do you check audio before recording?
To avoid poor or unusable sound
A feature of DSLRs that make them good for professional video.
Interchangeable lenses and manual exposure/focus control
The last step when setting up your tripod before filming.
Mounting the camera with the quick release plate and tightening the lock.
Why is it important to match your cable type to the equipment port?
Ensures compatibility and prevents damage to gear
The pickup pattern of a shotgun microphone.
Supercardioid
Buffy's OTHER love interest later on in the series.
Spike.