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week 9 Flashcards

1
Q

Good production starts in the_____

A

Shooting

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2
Q

What is a vector

A

A force with the direction

it helps continuity

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3
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What are three types of vectors

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Graphic vectors, index vectors, motion vectors

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4
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What are graphic vectors

A

Lines pulling our eyes through the frame

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5
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What are index vectors

A

Pointing or signalling direction

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6
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What are motion vectors

4

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Continuing converging or diverging

Editing a peer seamless

Produces emotional responses in the viewer

Creates expectations as to where things should be

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7
Q

Cutaways and pick ups: four aspects

A

Provide flexibility in editing

Directly related to the event

Close-ups of other subjects, head nodding during interviews

Static cutaways are more flexible than moving cutaways

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8
Q

Three things to do when organizing in editing

A

Logging footage

Creating bins to organize your assets

Building out assembly edits

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9
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Four best times to cut

A
  1. On action
  2. Screen position
  3. Form
  4. Match cut
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10
Q

What is cutting on an action

A

Cutting from one shop to another in the middle of a gesture

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11
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What is cutting for screen position

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The purpose of the cut is to allow the eye to follow the movement of the shot

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12
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What is cutting for form

A

For example cutting from a full moon to a porthole

Using elements on camera that have similar shape and form and then cutting to another object in a different scene with similar shapes and forms

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13
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What is a match cut

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It’s when the things look similar like moving wise like you cut and then it’s the same thing in the next shot

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14
Q

Four times it’s bad to cut

A

shot selection

Finishing the action

Continuity

Jump cuts and cutaways

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15
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What is shot selection and why would you not want to cut it

A

I’ll shots should have a purpose

and audience will pick up on shots that do not belong

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16
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Why should you not cut on finishing the action

A

Should let a character finish the action before cutting away from it

all actions in a scene should be concluded

17
Q

What is continuity

A

Making sure the shots appear seamless

18
Q

What are jump cuts and cut away

A

A jump cut occurs when two extremely similar shots are edited together as if everything in the frame seems to jump

19
Q

What is pacing and why is it important

A

The timing from shot to shot within and between scenes

compresses or expands time through editing

evoke emotional response in audience

20
Q

What are the four steps of the editing process

A

Logging and assembly

Off-line edit

VFX sound and colour

Online edit

21
Q

In the editing process what is logging an assembly

A

Organizing your assets,

creating folders,

logging footage,

and generating an assembly edit

22
Q

For the editing process what is an off-line edit

A

Building the edit,

multiple versions,

rough sound at it and mix

23
Q

In terms of the editing process what does VFX, sound, colour

A

Once the edit his picture locked

Complete the video affects,
the colour correction,
and the final sound mix and design

24
Q

In the editing process what is the online edit

A

Merging the final sound,

merging the video effects

25
Q

In multicam what are the two ways to record

A

Line cut and ISO record

26
Q

What are four aspects of the line cut

A

Program feed is taken directly from the program out of the switch

Live or live to tape

Use all of the DDR channels

There is no post production you’re in and then you’re out

27
Q

What are three aspects of ISO record

A

Each camera is being fed to a separate recorder

Synced on set but cut together in Post

May not use the switcher but monitor via quad split

28
Q

Visually what is the difference between line cut and ISO record

A

Line cut is multiple screens big control room

ISO record is one screen with multiple different tabs

29
Q

What are the two ways to base multicam

A

Hardware-based, and software based

30
Q

What are two types of hardware based multi cam

A

Big iron and portable

31
Q

Examples of big iron hardware

A

Ross, Sony, grass Valley

32
Q

One example of portable hardware

A

New tech tri-caster

33
Q

What are three types of software based multi cam

A

vmix

wirecast

stageten

OBS

34
Q

What is software based

A

Can we run a computer with an I/O card to capture and output

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