Commercial Test Flashcards

1
Q

To ensure a talent never comes after you (the engineer) for payment for a commercial, it is always a good idea to write up a

A

talent release

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2
Q

a 60 second commercial should be

A

59.5 seconds long

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3
Q

the term voiceover refers to…

A

The Talent, the Ad Copy, and the Track you are recording the dialog to.

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4
Q

the finished recorded project that is ready for broadcast is referred to as the:

A

Final

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5
Q

it is the engineers responsibility to change the Ad Copy if needed, true or false

A

False

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6
Q

describe what a Weave is

A

a commercial that alternates between music and ad copy multiple times

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7
Q

A short 3-5 second musical identifier is called a:

A

Button or Stinger

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8
Q

What kind of library consists only of music which all royalties for copyrights are paid in advance?

A

Needle Drop

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9
Q

What is the shortcut key command to consolidate a selection in Pro Tools?

A

Shift Option 3

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10
Q

Which types of media would be acceptable to a radio or television station?

A

CD, .mp3, .mov

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11
Q

broadcast is often done in

A

mono

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12
Q

According to FCC regulations, broadcast audio cannot exceed:

A

0 dBVU

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13
Q

radio level

A

0 VU

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14
Q

television level

A

-24 dB LKFS

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15
Q

disclaimer

A

legal fine print at the end of a commercial

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16
Q

Copy (ad copy)

A

written advertising material; the script

17
Q

tag

A

information at the end of the spot. (company name, phone number, address, website)