VIDEO INFORMATION AND MEDIA Flashcards

1
Q

a recorded set of moving images, which is usually accompanied with audio

A

Video

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2
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becomes a video when motion is added by rendering several frames consecutively per second.

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Frame

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3
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a strip of images that illustrates the sequencing in a video

A

Storyboard

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4
Q

‘Motion picture’

A literary work of video and is usually shown in a theater/ television.

A

Movie

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5
Q

This is video content usually shorter than a movie, created explicitly for television or online serial broadcast

A

Television/ Online

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6
Q

A videotaped performance of a musical artist

A

Music Video

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7
Q

Usually part of a longer recording, often depicts content for entertainment

A

Video Clip

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8
Q

Paid advertisements intended to promote or inform the public about a service or product

A

Video Commercial

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9
Q

who said the 4 core reasons why humans are drawn to video

1.The brain is hard-wired to use the human face as a “gathering point of information and believability”
2.Voice conveys rich information.
3.Emotions are contagious and can affect a receiver.
4.Motions grabs attention.

A

Dr. Susan Weinsheck

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10
Q

who said that video is now “beyond entertainment

A

Richard Tiland

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11
Q

propagate videos to raise awareness of a certain social issue

A

Social Agencies

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12
Q

utilize video to deepen their students understanding of a lesson

A

Educational institutions

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13
Q

aid in communication, allowing people to converse with each other

A

Social networks

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14
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storyboarding, scriptwriting, casting, scouting of shoot location, budget planning

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Pre-production

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15
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filming, shooting, editing of script

A

Production

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16
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sequencing, Video editing, adding audio, File compression

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Post-Production

17
Q

pertains to the stage when the video is posted on the internet or broadcasted on air

A

Video release

18
Q

The Primary Purpose of making Audio information are to:

A
  • to give instruction or information;
  • entertain;
  • to provide feedback; and/or
  • to personalize or customize the audio experience.
19
Q

Setbacks: For______, the major consequence would be cost of production, time, acceptable location, equipment, talents to create impressive video.

A

producer

20
Q

Setbacks: For______, technical issues in receiving video information, poor signal which can affect quality of the video.

A

receiver

21
Q

CAMERA ANGLES
camera is held higher than or shooting down a subject
often portrays the subject as weak or child-like
use to shoot wide shots

A

HIGH ANGLE

22
Q

CAMERA ANGLES
camera is held lower than a subject
gives the subject a powerful, aggressive, or dominant aura

A

LOW ANGLE

23
Q

CAMERA ANGLE
portrays neutrality
often used in corporate videos, news, and comedies

A

EYE LEVEL

24
Q

shot in eye-level angle, it aims to make the viewers feel that he/she is the character or he/she is part of the scene.

A

Point of View

25
Q

shows vastness of a setting
usually shown at the beginning to
introduce the setting to the
viewer.

A

Establishing Shot

26
Q

shows subject from
waist up
used to focus on the

subject while
providing room for

gestures
most commonly used
camera shot

A

Medium shot

27
Q

shows the subject
from chest up
provides an intimate
view of the subject,
focusing on his/her
face

A

Bust Shot

28
Q

shows the face of

the subject
provides emotion to
the scene

A

Tight Shot/Close Up

29
Q

shows a particular
part of the subject
used to draw

attention to minute

details.

A

Extreme Tight
Shot/Extreme Close Up

30
Q

changing the focal length of a camera to make a
subject appear close or farther
__________provides a sense of magnification
_________reveals the surroundings of the subject
while maintaining him/her/it in the frame

A

Zoom In/Zoom Out

31
Q

moving the camera up or down changing its vertical
axis

usually used in point-of-view shots

A

Tilt

32
Q

moving the camera up or down without changing its
vertical axis

adds suspense or surprise

A

Pedestal

33
Q

moving the camera forward or backward
to make subject appear closer or farther

A

Dolly

34
Q

similar to dolly, only with sideward moment
adds dimension to the scene

shows the relationship of the subject with the objects
in the surroundings.

A

Pan/Truck