VIDEO INFORMATION AND MEDIA

Question 1

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

Answer 1

Video

Question 2

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

Answer 2

Frame

Question 3

a strip of images that illustrates the sequencing in a video

Answer 3

Storyboard

Question 4

‘Motion picture’

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

Answer 4

Movie

Question 5

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

Answer 5

Television/ Online

Question 6

A videotaped performance of a musical artist

Answer 6

Music Video

Question 7

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

Answer 7

Video Clip

Question 8

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

Answer 8

Video Commercial

Question 9

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.

Answer 9

Dr. Susan Weinsheck

Question 10

who said that video is now “beyond entertainment

Answer 10

Richard Tiland

Question 11

propagate videos to raise awareness of a certain social issue

Answer 11

Social Agencies

Question 12

utilize video to deepen their students understanding of a lesson

Answer 12

Educational institutions

Question 13

aid in communication, allowing people to converse with each other

Answer 13

Social networks

Question 14

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

Answer 14

Pre-production

Question 15

filming, shooting, editing of script

Answer 15

Production

Question 16

sequencing, Video editing, adding audio, File compression

Answer 16

Post-Production

Question 17

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

Answer 17

Video release

Question 18

The Primary Purpose of making Audio information are to:

Answer 18

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

Question 19

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

Answer 19

producer

Question 20

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

Answer 20

receiver

Question 21

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

Answer 21

HIGH ANGLE

Question 22

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

Answer 22

LOW ANGLE

Question 23

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

Answer 23

EYE LEVEL

Question 24

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.

Answer 24

Point of View

Question 25

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

Answer 25

Establishing Shot

Question 26

shows subject from waist up used to focus on the subject while providing room for gestures most commonly used camera shot

Answer 26

Medium shot

Question 27

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

Answer 27

Bust Shot

Question 28

shows the face of the subject provides emotion to the scene

Answer 28

Tight Shot/Close Up

Question 29

shows a particular part of the subject used to draw attention to minute details.

Answer 29

Extreme Tight Shot/Extreme Close Up

Question 30

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

Answer 30

Zoom In/Zoom Out

Question 31

moving the camera up or down changing its vertical axis usually used in point-of-view shots

Answer 31

Tilt

Question 32

moving the camera up or down without changing its vertical axis adds suspense or surprise

Answer 32

Pedestal

Question 33

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

Answer 33

Dolly

Question 34

similar to dolly, only with sideward moment adds dimension to the scene shows the relationship of the subject with the objects in the surroundings.

Answer 34

Pan/Truck