Question

A collection of individual news stories 

Political  B. Newscast   C. Local    D. Historical  

 

_______2. To inform or convince the public to do (or not to do) something for the common good.  

Magazine  B. News    C. Health Warning     D. Public Service Announcement 

 

________3. Archival footage, narration and interviews could be considered a research paper for television.  

News    B. Blockbuster    C. Academic    D. Documentary 

 

  

________4. Identify the camera shot above.  

Adorable    B. Balance   C. Lead/Nose Room    D. Action 

 

 

Identifythe shot above.  
Establishing/Wide Shot    B. Lead/Nose Room C. Close –Up  D.Dutch Angle  

 

 

_______ 6. Identify the camera shot above.  

Mad    B. Close Up   C. Wide Shot  D. Dutch Angle  

 

 

_______ 7. Identify the camera shot above.  

Vertical     B. Dutch Angle    C. Blocked    D. Head Room 

 

______8. What is the purpose of an establishing shot?  

To seethe action    2. Character development   3. Establish the scene     4. Balance 

 

_______9. Which is a scene which would use an over the shoulder shot?  

Conversation   B. Tall Person   C. Commercial   D. Action Scene

 

_______10. How does a camera angle affect the audience perception of a character?  

Clear and focused   B.Juxta puncture C. Wealth    D. Manipulate Emotions  

 

______ 11. Short story edited prior to newscast?  

Audio/Video   B. News Package   C. Documentary   D. Weather report 

 

_______12. Human interest or current events news story.  

LeadStory   B. Hard News   C. Soft News   D. Creative  

 

_______ 13. Broadcaster introduces story, cut to news reporter on location.  

Live Broadcast   B. Sponsored   C. Customer Support   D. Sports 

 

________ 14. Expected to report fair and unbiased presentation of facts without any particular viewpoint.  

Hard News   B. Maury Povich   C. Tik Tok   D. Mainstream Media 

 

________ 15. A reporter digging into a topic, or searching for wrong doing in an individual or organization. This may be viewed as exciting.  

Documentary   B. FBI   C. Investigative Reporting    D.Police Work 

 

_______ 16. Local Information and events.  

Proximity   B. Boring    C. United States   D. Democracy 

 

_______ 17. News about War, Crimes, Tragedy.  

Superstitious   B. Balanced   C.Criminals D. Hard News  

 

________18. A ________outlines your show's concept, characters, and plot, serving as  for pitch for producers and networks. 

 

_______ 19. A common format used in TV, film, advertising, and instructional videos, especially for audio-visual (AV) scripts. 

Treatment  B. B- Roll    C. Typed    D. 2 Column Script  

 

 

_____ 20. A common and practical filming/editing to create alternate environments in digital filmmaking 

animationB. AI    C. Colorization  D. Greenscreen/Chroma Key  

 

________21. In premiere pro, a __________ cut is a sequence of clips put together that represents the general flow of the program without, special effects or music.  

Sharp Cut   B. Rough Cut   C. Diamond Cut   D. Smooth cut 

 

________ 22. In premiere pro, the trimming the end of a point at the end of a clip is called an   

Out Put   B. End Cut   C.input D. End Zone  

 

________ 23. In premiere pro, the resources for an editor to manipulate clips.  

ToolPallette B. Clippers   C. Merger   D. Razor cuts  

 

_______ 24. Editing is completed during  

Pre Production   B. Production   C.Post Production D. After Shooting

Answer 1

1. B. Newscast
2. D. Public Service Announcement
3. D. Documentary
4. C. Lead / Nose Room
5. A. Establishing / Wide Shot
6. B. Close-Up
7. B. Dutch Angle
8. 3. Establish the scene
9. A. Conversation
10. D. Manipulate emotions
11. B. News package
12. C. Soft news
13. A. Live broadcast
14. A. Hard news
15. C. Investigative reporting
16. A. Proximity
17. D. Hard news
18. Treatment
19. D. 2‑column script
20. D. Greenscreen / Chroma key
21. B. Rough cut
22. A. Out (Out Point)
23. A. Tool palette
24. C. Post production