Lights, Camera, Action!
Which element of narrative storytelling is often considered the most important?
All of them
Responsible for slating each take
2nd AC
Exposes the details in the shadows of the key light
Fill Light
An editing technique in which a series of shots are sequenced to condense space, time, and information
Montage
Everything in a Frame Should Be?
Intentional
It is used to create a sync between picture and sound. Also used to identify the take we are about to look at.
Slate
the amount of light a camera uses to create an image
Exposure
The main light that illuminates the subject
Key Light
A process of selecting, arranging and modifying images and sound in a pre-determined, ordered sequence - from start to finish.
Linear Editing
What character is typically the opposite of a protagonist?
Antagonist
Footage screened on the set before the next day.
Dailies
Name the three elements of the Exposure Triangle
Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO
Which element of the exposure triangle accounts for motion
Shutter Speed
The editor can edit in any order they like and make any changes at any point.
Non-linear editing
Also called spots or specs
Commercials
Name the five elements of a narrative story.
Conflict
Setting
Plot
Character
Theme
Measured in 100,200,400,800
ISO
Name ALL the Phases of Production
Development
Pre-Production
Production
Post-Production
Distribution
Cutting on tempo
Pacing
PERSON OR PERSONIFIED, ENTITY WITH A SUBJECTIVE POINT OF VIEW
Character
The ‘over-the-shoulder’ shot is commonly used to film conversations between two or more people. (True or False)
True
Measured in F-stops
Aperture
The Boss on set
Assistant Director
Thought of as the action in a single location and continuous time
Scene
the timing and movement of a film. "A Pause"
A Beat