M9 - INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO PRODUCTION

ANSWER QUESTIONS

Digital video is audio/visual in a binary

TRUE format. Information is presented as a
sequence of digital data, rather than in a
continuous signal as analog information is.

TRUE Production must start planning.

TRUE There are three steps in video production.

TRUE Storyboard is created before recording.

PRE-PRODUCTION It is known as the Planning Stage

TRUE In pre-production, you must take

consideration legal issues before recording.

TRUE In pre-production, you must plan your film

before recording.

TRUE In pre-production, you must prepare

everything before filming

FALSE In pre-production, you may download illegal

stuff for recording

PRODUCTION It is known as the Execution Stage

POST-PRODUCTION It is known as the Editing Stage

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ANSWER QUESTIONS

FALSE Composition is not important in production.

TRUE Cinematography is the art or science of

motion picture photography.

FALSE Cinematography is the root word of kinema

and graphein.

TRUE Kinema means movement.

TRUE Graphein means to record.

Which of the following is not part of camera

ROTATE movements?

A. TILT
B. PAN

Tilt Moving the cameras lens up and down

while keeping in horizontal axis

Pan Moving the camera lens to one side or

another. Look to your left then right,

Zooming Most familiar, involve changing focal

length of the lens to make it appear
closer or further away I n the frame.
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ANSWER QUESTIONS

PADESTAL Moving the camera up and down without

changing its vertical or horizontal axis.

Motion toward or motion from. In

Dolly comparison with zoom, it doesn’t change
the apparent depth of field.

Which of the following is not part of shot

NONE OF THE ABOVE composition?

A. THE BIRD’S EYE VIEW

B. LOW ANGLE
C. HAND HELD SHOTS

Which of the following is not part of shot

MIDDLE ANGLE composition?

A. CANTED ANGLE
B. RULE OF THIRDS

EXTREME WIDE This type of shot is used for very distant view
of the subject.

WIDE This type of shot shows the big picture from

side to side and front to back.

TIGHT This type of shot is on a single object.

 M10 - INTRODUCTION TO MOTION GRAPHICS & VISUAL EFFECTS

ANSWER QUESTIONS

Visual Effects are the various processes by

TRUE which is created or manipulated outside the
context of a live action.

TRUE Visual Effects involved both live action and

generated imagery.

FALSE Visual Effects can be created through

hardware.

FALSE 7. CGI stands for Computer-Generated

Imagination (Computer-Generated Imagery)

CGI is a software application that can created

TRUE or contribute to images in art, and other
mediums

TRUE 7. CGI is can be two-dimensional or three-

dimensional

MATTE RIGGING 8. Which of the following is not part of VFX

techniques?

A. COMPOSITING
B. ROTOSCOPING

TRUE Rotoscoping is an animation technique which

animators trace over live-action film
movement
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ANSWER QUESTIONS

TRUE The equipment used on Rotoscoping is a roto

camera (rotoscope).

8. Which of the following is not called in live-

NONE OF THE ABOVE action shooting for compositions?

A. GREEN SCREEN
B. CHROMA KEY
C. BLUE SCREEN

TRUE Compositing may use CGI

FALSE 8. Rigging is a muscular (skeletal) animation.

TRUE There are two parts needed in rigging.

A. SKIN OR MESH
B. SKELETON OR RIG

TRUE 9. MOCAP is used for realistic human motion.

FALSE 9. MOCAP is a software graphics editor that

manipulates non-3D motion.

TRUE Adobe After Effects is developed by Adobe

System

Adobe After Effects It is written in C++ only.

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ANSWER QUESTIONS

10. It is the way information is processed and

THINKING used, in combination with interpretation and
the use of emotions is called the “mind”.

LINEAR THINKING 10. It is a method of thinking that takes

information and stores it, based on how it
relates to previously processed and stored
information.

TRUE 12. Design thinking is a human-centered

approach.

12. Divergent thinking is a process of

TRUE generating multiple creative ideas for
possible solutions.

TRUE 13. Convergent thinker thinks for a final

solution.

TRUE 13. Mayer has 12 principles of multimedia

learning.

13. People learn better when extraneous

Coherence Principle words, pictures and sounds are excluded
rather than included.

13. People learn better when cues that

Signaling Principle highlight the organization of the essential
material are added.
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ANSWER QUESTIONS

13. People learn better from graphics and

Redundancy Principle narration than from graphics, narration and
on-screen text.

13. People learn better when corresponding

Spatial Contiguity Principle words and pictures are presented near
rather than far from each other on the page
or screen

13. People learn better when corresponding

Temporal Contiguity Principle words and pictures are presented
simultaneously rather than successively.

13. People learn better from a multimedia

Segmenting Principle lesson is presented in user-paced segments
rather than as a continuous unit.

13. People learn better from a multimedia

Pre-training Principle lesson when they know the names and
characteristics of the main concepts.

People learn better from graphics and

Modality Principle narrations than from animation and
onscreen text

Multimedia Principle People learn better from words and pictures

than from words alone.

People learn better from multimedia lessons

Personalization Principle when words are in conversational style
rather than formal style.
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ANSWER QUESTIONS

People learn better when the narration in

Voice Principle multimedia lessons is spoken in a friendly
human voice rather than a machine voice.

FALSE 14. Voice Principle pertains to people learn

better when the narration is a machine
generated voice (friendly human voice).

People do not necessarily learn better from a

Image Principle multimedia lesson when the speaker’s image
is added to the screen.