DIGITAL MEDIA

Question 1

Composition

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The arrangement of visual elements in a work of art or photography to create a harmonious and effective result.

Question 2

Rule of Thirds

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A compositional guideline that suggests dividing an image into a 3x3 grid and placing the subject along the lines or at the intersections to create balance and interest.

Question 3

Leading Lines

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Lines within an image that direct the viewer’s eye towards the main subject or focal point.

Question 4

Framing

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Using objects within a scene to naturally frame the subject, drawing attention to it and creating depth.

Question 5

Symmetry

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A balanced composition where elements are mirrored on both sides of the central axis, giving a sense of harmony and order.

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The Golden Rule

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A mathematical ratio (approximately 1.618:1) often found in nature and art, used to create aesthetically pleasing compositions by dividing the image in a way that feels naturally balanced.

Question 7

Timing

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In photography and filmmaking, the exact moment when a shot is taken to capture the desired action, emotion, or effect.

Question 8

Mood/Emotion

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The overall feeling or atmosphere conveyed by a composition, often influenced by color, lighting, and subject matter.

Question 8

Focus

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The area of an image that is sharp and clear, drawing the viewer’s attention.

Question 8

Shallow Focus

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A technique where only the subject is in sharp focus, while the background is blurred, isolating the subject from its surroundings.

Question 9

Deep Focus

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A technique where everything in the frame, from the foreground to the background, is in sharp focus, allowing all elements to be clearly seen.

Question 10

Perspective

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The angle or viewpoint from which a subject is photographed or filmed, affecting the sense of depth, scale, and spatial relationships in the image.

Question 10

Lighting

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The way light is used to illuminate a scene, influencing the mood, tone, and clarity of the composition.

Question 10

Natural Lighting

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Light that comes from natural sources like the sun, often creating softer, more authentic tones in photography.

Question 11

Artificial Lighting

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Man-made light sources, such as studio lights or lamps, that allow for controlled lighting conditions in a composition.

Question 11

Hard Lighting

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A lighting setup that creates sharp shadows and high contrast, giving the image a more dramatic and intense look.

Question 11

Soft Lighting

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A lighting setup that produces diffused shadows and low contrast, giving a softer, more flattering effect

Question 12

Call-to-Action Timing

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The strategic placement of prompts encouraging viewers to take action, such as subscribing or visiting a website, often timed for maximum impact.

Question 13

Aspect Ratio

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The ratio of the width to the height of the image, affecting the framing and presentation.

Question 14

Resolution (Video)

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The amount of detail an image holds, typically measured in pixels (e.g., 1080p, 4K), influencing clarity and quality.

Question 14

FPS

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The number of frames displayed per second (fps), affecting the smoothness of motion; common rates include 24, 30, and 60 fps

Question 15

File type

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The format in which the video or audio is saved, affecting compatibility, quality, and file size (e.g., MP4, MOV, WAV).

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Cinematography

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The art of capturing visual images on film or digital media, including camera angles, shot composition, and movement.

Question 17

Call-to-Action Timing

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The strategic placement of prompts encouraging viewers to take action, such as subscribing or visiting a website, often timed for maximum impact.