Camera Settings
This setting controls how much light enters the lens through a small opening.
Aperture
A shot that captures a large area or environment.
What is a wide shot?
This crew member runs the aperture and shutter speed.
What is camera operator?
This crew position provides snacks, drinks, and hydration.
Who is craft services?
This automatic mode lets the camera choose the best settings for you.
A+ (automatic)
This determines how long the camera's sensor is exposed to light.
Shutter Speed
A shot that shows extreme detail, like just an eye.
Close-up
This person styles the top of the actors head.
This person handles on-set medical needs.
Who is the set medic?
This mode lets you control aperture while the camera sets shutter speed.
What is AV (Aperture Priority)?
Increasing this setting brightens an image but adds digital noise.
ISO
A shot where the subject is framed from the waist up.
What is a mid-shot
This crew member leads the lighting team.
Gaffer
This person secures filming locations and keeps the set running smoothly there.
Who is the locations manager?
This mode lets you choose shutter speed while the camera chooses aperture.
What is TV (Shutter Priority)?
A wide aperture affects light but also how much of the image is in _____.
focus
A far shot used to show a tiny character dwarfed by where a scene takes place.
What is very wide shot?
This person tracks continuity so shots match.
Who is the script supervisor?
What does the sound engineer say after the clapper says "sound?"
"speeding."
This focus mode requires the user to adjust the lens.
What is Manual focus or MF?
This exposure triangle setting affects motion blur.
Shutter Speed
A low-angle shot usually makes a character appear this way.
What is powerful?
This union representative protects actors’ rights.
Who is the SAG rep?
What is the clapper?
This camera feature enlarges the preview screen so you can check sharpness.
What is Magnify?