tv production

Question 1

sound bites

Answer 1

little piece of interview in video to overlap b-roll

Question 2

B-roll

Answer 2

the footage of what you are covering in the story

Question 3

6 needs

Answer 3

camera, tripod, microphone, headphones, media, batteries

Question 4

pan

Answer 4

moving camera on tripod horizontally.

Question 5

tilt

Answer 5

moving camera on tripod vertically

Question 6

jump cut

Answer 6

two shots from similar angles so when you put it back-to-back it looks very sloppy and lazy.

Question 7

sequence

Answer 7

a variety of wide, medium and tight shots together.

Question 8

continuity

Answer 8

an action in one shot matches an action in another shot.

Question 9

cutaway shot

Answer 9

cut to a shot of a face when the action isn’t going to match up

Question 10

rule of thirds

Answer 10

how to make your shots more visually interesting.

put subject on a crosshair of a “tictactoe” board

Question 11

eyes on third

Answer 11

When you have a person on frame, they’re eyes should be on the upper third line.

Question 12

nose room/ talking space

Answer 12

having more room where the person is looking to not make interview look akward.

Question 13

over-exposure

Answer 13

to much light

Question 14

under-exposure

Answer 14

to little light

Question 15

what makes a video less shaky

Answer 15

tripod

Question 16

Back focusing

Answer 16

the camera focuses on something in the background.

Question 17

auto-shifting

Answer 17

the camera shifts its focus to movement in the background.

Question 18

how do you shoot pre&post roll

Answer 18

start recording 3 seconds before you say cut.

stop recording 3 seconds after saying cut.

Question 19

what should you do instead of paning, tilting and zooming?

Answer 19

move the tripod

Question 20

Back-lighting

Answer 20

when light source is coming from the back of the subject.

Question 21

where should you have the light source come from

Answer 21

behind the camera