The concept of visual variation refers to

Keeping audience attention by changing images frequently

Keeping audience attention by moving back and forth between continuous and fragmented scenes

Keeping audience attention by moving back and forth between interior and exterior locations

 

Keeping audience attention by changing the focus of the shot

 

What does WALLDO stand for?

Wide, Angled, Low, Linking, Dim, Overview

Wide, Angled, Low, Linking, Depth, Opposite

Washed, Artsy, Large, Light, Dark, Opposite

Wide, Angled, Light, Lurking, Dark, Opposite

 

 

 

A shot that shows the world from the subject's perspective is a:

OTS shot

POV shot

Walk over shot

Insider shot

 

 

 

After uploading a video to the web, what is the first thing that will draw your audience attention?

The title

Your name

A tumbnail image

The camera used to make the video

 

 

 

If you want to shoot a timelapse video, you will need to have a:

Light kit

Additional lenses

Tripod

Good microphone

 

 

 

 

When framing a person, the rule of thirds suggest you should put _____________ on the upper third line:

The top of their head

Their chin

Their shoulders

Their eyes

 

 

What is "The Jaws Shot"?

When you get a close up of a wild animal

When you film dangerous situations

When you zoom in and dolly out at the same time

When you use a macro lens to film objects close up

 

 

 

Answering what 3 questions is essential to developing visual components?

What is the story?, What is the POV?, What is the Actor's role?

What is the story?, What is the POV?, Where is the location?

What is the story?, What is the POV?, How much money do you have

What is the story?, What is the Conflict?, What does the studio want?

 

 

 

When shooting video with a phone, you should hold your phone in protrait mode.

True

False

 

 

The most important element to light in shot is:

The background

The foreground

The subject's body

The subject's face

 

 

 

One downside of relying on instinct to choose visual components is that instinct can be:

Unreliable

Primal

Non-rational

Intuitive

 

 

Tilting the camera while shooting is referred to as:

The twister shot

The dolly shot

The insider shot

The POV shot

 

 

 

Stationary objects can create rhythm.

True

False

 

 

 

In the advertising genre

Story takes precedence over visuals

Visuals take precedence over story

Casting takes precedence over location

Location takes precedence over casting

 

 

 

The way the author wants the audience to feel emotionally about the story is called the:

Story Structure

Visual Structure

Point of View

Plot

 

 

 

The easiest way to a natural windscreen for your phone is to:

Wrap your phone in a sock

Cup your hand around the microphone

Use twigs to make a wind screen

Put the phone under your shirt when recording

 

 

 

A documentary where the director interviews people and shoots b-roll images would be considered a:

Found Footage Doc.

A Reflexive Doc.

A Controlled Doc.

An Uncontrolled Doc.

 

 

A rack focus:

Uses a rack to keep focus

Shifts the light from one area to another

Shifts the focus from one area to another

Shifts the focus to a rack in the studio

 

 

A visual representation of the pregression of intensity in a film is called:

A story structure graph

A narrative arc

A plot summary

A film treatment

 

 

 

The first step in recording quality audio is to:

Buy an expensive microphone

Take stock of your surroundings

Get actors to speak loudly

Record in natural settings regardless of noise