Technology and Developments in Film
The illusion of movement by the recording and subsequent rapid projection of many still photographic pictures on a screen.
Cinematography
A research paper for television
Documentary
The 3 stages of Video Production.
What are preproduction, production, and post-production?
The people seen on camera in a production
talent
Also known as a spot in a TV broadcast.
What is an advertisement?
Inventors of the Cinematographe
Lumeire brothers
A program format that is a collection of individual news stories.
Newscast
The core reason or specific goal behind creating a video
Purpose
The two roles seen on camera in a newscast
Reporter and anchor
Problem solver and setting up and taking down equipment.
Grip
the relationship of the width of the screen to the height of the screen (ex 16:9 sixteen by nine)
Aspect ratio
A type of human interest story that focuses on one person and why that person is newsworthy
Personality Feature
This aspect of post-production typically includes adding names, loactions, dates, and other important information to a video
Graphics
They put clips in place of the final project for it to be produced to the public
Editor
Media that is stored in code
Digital media
One of the first motion pictures depicted this animal
Horse
Free-for-service programming where customers pay scheduled fees based on the selected programming package.
Subscriber Television
Two things that need to be done with equipment in the production stage
Selection and operation
The three categories of the production crew
Staff, crew, and talent
The person who operates and manages the lights
Gaffer
The very first device that showed moving pictures
Kinetoscope
This type of video is pre-recorded and aired later on, often with a live audience.
Live-to-tape broadcast
The 8 aspects of the preproduction stage
The role that works in the production stage, but extremely close with the editor
Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)
Maintains sharp optical focus on subject in camera
First AC