Chapter 3 textbook terms Flashcards
Batten
the bar to which studio lights are connected.
Boom pole
a pole that is used to hold a microphone close to a subject
Camera control unit (CCU)
equipment that controls the camera from a remote position. It includes adjusting the camera, luminance, color correction, aperture, and so on.
Chromakey
utilizing a production switcher, the director can replace a specific color (usually green or blue) with another image source (still image, live video, prerecorded material, and so on)
Control room
sometimes known as a gallery, is where the director controls the production. Although the control room equipment may vary, they all include video and audio monitors, intercoms, and a switcher.
DVE
digital video effects equipment, in combination with the switcher, is used to create special effect transitions between video images. It could also refer to the actual effect instead of the equipment.
Flats
freestanding background set panels.
Intercom
a wired or wireless communication link between members of the production crew.M
Monitors
designed to provide accurate, stable video image quality. They do not include tuners and may not include audio speakers.
OB van
outside broadcasting; remote truck
Program monitor
also known as the “on-air” monitor, the program monitor shows the actual program that is being broadcast or recorded.
Props
items used to decorate the set or items used by the actors. Stage ____ could include items such as chairs, news desk and tables. Hand properties could include any items that are touched by the talent.
Remote truck
a mobile television control room that is used away from the studio
Sitcom
a situation comedy television program
Studio
an area designed to handle a variety of productions; a wide-open space equipped with lights, sound control, and protection from the impact of weather.