Video and Sound Production

Question 1

These are the heartbeat
of multimedia—bringing stories to
life, sparking emotions, and
grabbing attention.

Answer 1

Sound and Video

Question 2

Importance of Sound
in Multimedia

Answer 2

• Enhances emotional connection.
• Drives narrative and storytelling.
• Complements visuals for immersion.

Question 3

TYPES OF
SOUND IN
MULTIMEDIA

Answer 3

Dialogue, Music, Sound Effects (SFX), Ambient Sound

Question 4

A character voice or narration.

Answer 4

Dialogue

Question 5

These are the background, thematic,
and score music.

Answer 5

Music

Question 6

This adds realism (e.g., footsteps, wind)

Answer 6

Sound Effects (SFX)

Question 7

This is background noise (e.g., crowd murmur)

Answer 7

Ambient Sound

Question 8

These are the BASICS OF AUDIO RECORDING

Answer 8

Microphone Types, Recording Environment, Gain Control

Question 9

Examples of these are Dynamic,
Condenser, Lavalier, Shotgun.

Answer 9

Microphone Types

Question 10

These are Soundproof rooms that reduce
unwanted noise

Answer 10

Recording Environment

Question 11

This Avoid distortion by managing input levels

Answer 11

Gain Control

Question 12

BEST PRACTICES
FOR SOUND DESIGN

Answer 12

• Use original music as much as possible.
• Maintain consistent audio levels.
• Match sound effects to visual cues.
• Test audio on different devices (e.g.,
  headphones, speakers)

Question 13

ROLE OF
VIDEO IN
MULTIMEDIA

Answer 13

• Captures visual storytelling.
• Engages audiences with
  dynamic content.
• Integrates with sound for
  an immersive experience.

Question 14

PRE
PRODUCTION
ESSENTIALS

Answer 14

Concept Development, Storyboard Creation, Scriptwriting, Location Scouting

Question 15

This Define your purpose and audience

Answer 15

Concept Development

Question 16

This Visualizes your scenes and sequences

Answer 16

Storyboard Creation

Question 17

A planned dialogue and action descriptions.

Answer 17

Scriptwriting

Question 18

Choosing appropriate filming locations.

Answer 18

Location Scouting

Question 19

BASICS OF
VIDEO
FILMING

Answer 19

• Camera Types: DSLR, Mirrorless,
  Smartphone, Professional.
• Framing and Composition: Rule of
  thirds, leading lines, balance.
• Lighting: Use natural light, reflectors,
  and artificial sources.
• Stabilization: Use tripods or gimbals
  to avoid shaky footage.

Question 20

VIDEO EDITING
BASICS

Answer 20

• Importing Footage: Organize clips
  into a timeline.
• Cutting and Splicing: Remove
  unwanted parts.
• Transitions: Add fades, wipes, or
  dissolves between scenes.
• Color Correction: Adjust brightness,
  contrast, and tones.
• Audio Syncing: Ensure dialogue
  matches visuals

Question 21

POST-PRODUCTION
TECHNIQUES

Answer 21

Motion Graphics: Add text or
animations.
* Visual Effects (VFX): Integrate
CGI or green screen footage.
* Rendering: Export in suitable
formats (e.g., MP4, MOV).

Question 22

BEST PRACTICES
FOR VIDEO
PRODUCTION

Answer 22

• Keep videos concise and engaging.
• Match visuals with sound design.
• Test final output on different devices.
• Save projects in multiple backups.

Question 23

TOOLS FOR SOUND AND
VIDEO PRODUCTION

Answer 23

• Sound: Audacity, Adobe Audition, GarageBand.
• Video: Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro,
  DaVinci Resolve

Question 24

These are also the storytellers
of our modern world—combining to
create magic that moves, inspires,
and connects us.

Answer 24

Sound and video