VIDEO PROCESS
This stage involves planning, research, and question creation
What is Pre-Production?
Type of question that gives detailed answers
What are open-ended questions?
Shot that shows the environment
What is a wide shot?
Rule that prevents confusion in positioning
What is the 180° rule?
Where clips are edited
What is the timeline?
Speed and flow of a video
What is pacing?
This stage is when filming takes place
What is Production?
Questions that should be limited
What are yes/no questions?
Shot that shows waist-up
What is a medium shot?
Rule that improves editing transitions
What is the 30° rule?
Where files are organized
What is the Project Panel?
Change from one clip to another
What is a transition?
This stage is when editing happens
What is Post-Production?
Most important skill during interviews
What is listening?
Shot that shows emotion
What is a close-up?
Keeping subject placement within the frame
What is framing?
Tool used to cut clips
What is the Razor Tool?
Organizing clips into a story
What is editing?
The most important stage for project success
What is Pre-Production?
Technique where you pause after an answer
What is silence/pause?
Shot that makes subject look powerful
What is a low angle shot?
The visual layout of a shot
What is composition?
Tool used to move clips
What is the Selection Tool?
Structure every video should have
What is beginning, middle, end?
The overall goal of any video project
What is telling a clear story/message?
Questions that suggest the answer
What are leading questions?
Shot that creates tension or unease
What is a Dutch angle?
What happens if you break the 180° rule
What is confusing the audience?
Saving the final video
What is export?
The main focus of the interview project
What is telling a personal story?