Frame Rates
What does FPS stand for?
Frames Per Second
What camera setting controls how long each frame is exposed to light?
Shutter Speed
What camera movement rotates horizontally from left to right or right to left?
Pan
Who is responsible for guiding the creative vision and directing action during filming?
Director
Production
Which frame rate is commonly associated with a cinematic look?
24 fps
What shutter speed is commonly recommended when filming at 30 fps?
1/60 second
What camera movement rotates vertically upward or downward?
Tilt
What document conatins an organized list of camera shots needed for filming?
Shot List
During which stage is footage assembled and editing into a final video?
Postproduction
What frame rate is commonly used to capture smooth footage that can be slowed down in editing?
60 fps
What happens to motion blur when you use a faster shutter speed?
Motion blur decreases
What camera movement physically moves the camera closer to a subject?
Dolly in
What document uses drawings or images to visually plan the shots?
Storyboard
What is the term for supporting footage used to add visual context or cover edits?
B-roll
What happens when footage recorded at 60 fps is played back at 30 fps using all recorded frames?
Half-speed slow motion
According to the 180 degree shutter rule, what shutter speed should you use when filming at 60 fps?
1/120
What camera movement physically moves the camera sideways?
Truck
What document helps a team know when and where filming will take place?
Production Schedule
Why should footage be organized into clearly labeled folders before editing?
To located clips easily and prevent missing media
If footage is recorded at 120 fps and played back at 30 fps using all frames, what percentage of normal speed will it play?
25% (quarter speed)
What happens to the amount of light entering the camera when you use a faster shutter speed?
Less light enters the camera
What is the difference between a dolly movement and a zoom?
A dolly physically moves the camera; a zoom changes focal length
A film crew arrives at a location with out charged batteries or memory cards. What preproduction document could have prevented this problem?
Equipment Checklist
Why is it important to watch the exported video before submitting a final project?
To check for playback errors, missing media, audio problems, or other technical issues