Motion Media Quiz 3 Flashcards
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The device that provides information about each shot is known as
a clapboard
The gradual replacement transition between two images is called a
dissolve
The transition to or from video black is the
fade
The device used to switch between video inputs is the
switcher
When a camera is pivoted from left to right, that move is known as a
pan
When the whole camera and mount are moved toward or away from a subject, the move is called a
dolly
A special effect transition between two images that can add novelty
wipe
The instantaneous transition between two images is a
cut
This type of program would NOT be appropriate for a multicamera/control room production
documentary
When a camera represents the talent’s point of view, it is considered to be
subjective
When a multicamera program is shot from beginning to end and recorded for later viewing, the production method is known as
live on tape
The piece of equipment used to control a camera from a remote position is a
camera control unit
A high-quality, often small, powered microphone is a
condenser microphone
A highly directional microphone that is used to pick up sound from a distance is a
shotgun microphone
A low-profile microphone that can be used to capture audio from talent that is six or more feet away and does not produce the hollow sound of a hanging handheld mic is a
PZM microphone
A common device used to monitor volume levels is the
VU meter
Used to adjust the strength of audio from one or more audio sources to a standard level
Preamplifier
A small, clip-on microphone that allows hands-free pickup of a talent’s voice is a
lavaliere microphone
Acoustically, hard surfaces reflect sound and can create a
live surrounding
Acoustically, soft surfaces absorb energy and can create a
dead surrounding
Ambient or environmental sounds are known as
natural sound
Sounds that add depth and realism to a production are
sound effects
When talent needs unrestricted mobility, these two microphone systems are often used
wireless or boom
Acoustically, hard surfaces cause reflection of sound waves which creates
reverberation