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It is a survey done in another town, state, or even country. |
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What is Video Compression? |
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Minimizing data across a 3 dimensional array of color pixels. |
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Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor |
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Name 5 camera adjustments using the Sony RCP-750 (Remote Control Panel). |
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Black level, chroma level, black balance, white balance, filters, color adjustments, iris, paint, shutter speed |
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HDV is recorded as a ________ stream. |
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Explain the use of the passive SWR. |
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It is used to isolate video signals anywhere needed, for quality control purposes. |
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The ability of a camera to see between dark and white in good quality. The ability to see video detail from low contrast to high contrast. |
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Video over 100%IRE Loss of color definition |
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Intelligent Digital Disk Recorder |
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E to E only function is to: (Electronic to Electronic) |
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Monitor the comparison of the input to the output |
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What are “Macros” in a professional SWR? |
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They store a number of steps within one sequence. |
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Explain the first focusing procedure on a camera lens |
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Check Main focus, zoom in all the way and focus. Then zoom out and check back focus. |
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Differences between ENG and EFP. |
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ENG – Capturing news fast, single camera, one or two people max, no tripod or big monitors. EFP – full crew, director, producer, lighting, audio, cam ops w/ tripod. |
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Move camera and tripod backwards away from stage |
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Move camera and tripod forward towards the stage |
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CD files can be imported into FCP……T or F. |
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You cannot digitize in FCP without timecode….T or F. |
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Doubles the focal length/zoom of the lens, this is an option on zoom lens. |
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Name five SINGLE CAMERA recording calls. |
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•Lock it down •Quite on set •This is for picture/rehearsal •Audio •Slate •Camera •Cut •Timecode •Action |
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•Video Black •Black level •Pedestal •Blanking |
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What is “Fixing it in post production”? |
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It is a bad idea/post production is for enhancing a product not fixing it. |
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Upward Y axis is often used to... |
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Four keyers in the Sony MFS-2000 |
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•Chroma •Luma •Upstream •Downstream •Wipe key |
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FCP keyboard shortcuts “J”, “K” and “L” |
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•J - rewind •K – pause/stop •L – fast forward |
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The space bar in FCP activates what? |
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In a Show Pro event, is insurance really necessary? |
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Yes in case of an accident with gear, people, talent and musicians. |
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Name the FCP window that displays the timeline. |
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Name the FCP window that displays audio, graphics and video clips. |
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What is a “Flypack system”? |
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A portable video system that contains audio, video, monitors and communication devices. |
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Name five technical positions in live session labs at FSL-1. |
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•Shader •Technical Director •Broadcast Audio •Camera Ops |
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Digital audio signal recorded on an assigned track of your media used to label each frame with a number using a 24 hour clock. |
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Real time recordings are displayed by __________ timecode. |
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When editing to music, you should always follow the stage action and also the... |
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In 3-D technology, explain the main differences between Paralax barrier and Lenticular lens. |
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•Lenticular uses lenslets •Paralex uses liquid crystal |
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Pointing the camera lens downward |
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Switching the shutter speed from 1/60 sec. to 1/48 sec on a video camera creates what effect on the video image? |
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Name the type of compression where every single video frame is sampled and stored separately as is. |
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Why is CHROMA data represented by two numbers? |
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Because there are so many different colors that they have to be split up by blue minus yellow and red minus yellow. |
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What is a slate? What is represented by an inverted slate? |
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•ID of a clip •The ID of the preceding clip |
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Name two intrusive (not natural) camera moves. |
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•Fast zoom in •Snap zoom •Swift pan |
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Name two non-intrusive (natural) camera moves. |
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•Dolly in/out •Truck left/right •Slow pan left/right •Slow zoom |
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What is a “Snap Zoom”? Explain. |
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A Fast zoom used to follow the speed of whatever is being recorded. |
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What is the use of a Servo Motor on a camera lens? |
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Zoom in and zoom out electronically, It can be set to different speeds. |
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The X axis movement from left to right suggests what kind of motion? |
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7.5 IRE is the same as 100% IRE….T or F. |
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FSL-1 MFS-2000 and FSL MFS-2000 differences. |
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When would you use a “Slow Zoom”? |
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Dramatic situations, slow music |
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A continuous red line over a clip in FCP timeline indicates that... |
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The clip or effect needs to be rendered. |
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It is a red light that shows the camera is live, hot, on the air. |
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Most important person in your professional life |
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The most important part of any show production is ... |
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Contact person on the floor from the director in the studio |
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Talent information device, on screen scripting for talent. |
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Moving the camera and tripod to the right |
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Moving the camera lens upward. Upward on Y axis |
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What is a Safe Title area? |
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Full view minus 10% of the borders, lines show safe broadcast areas. |
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When do you need to calibrate Oscilloscopes and Vectorscopes? |
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Before the beginning of every show. |
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What kind of SWR is used by the Shader? |
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Distance from the center of the lens to focal plate. |
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Differences between Prime and Zoom lenses. |
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Zoom length has an adjustable focal length, prime does not change. |
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In a professional SWR, what is the Key function used for? |
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For cutting a hole over background video, for the purpose of lower third, graphics, person’s name, bug. |
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In the FS-L Venue, name and explain 5 technical or creative positions during a show production. |
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Producer, Director, FOH, Monitor Engineer, Hippo Op, Lighting Designer, Camera Ops |
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Responsibilities of a video recording engineer. |
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Quality control of recording material |
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Background noise in a location. Natural sound of the environment. |
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Leading from left to right, the presenter should be positioned on what side of the viewfinder? |
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Name the cable connector that delivers the best video signal. |
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Can you store effects in FCP Timeline? |
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What is the Flypack model and make used in show production? |
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Input and output of every signal available. |
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Explain the term: “Pad your Shots” |
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Head frames and tail frames. Adding frames to the beginning and end of each clip for editing. |
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Electronic Memory used by switchers to save a transition. |
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Explain procedure to import video clips into FCP. |
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File → Log and Capture → Clip Settings → Capture Now |
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In FCP, what is the “Razor Blade Tool” used for? |
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Cut clips in the timeline |
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In an ISO Show recording, how should time code be recorded? |
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What is the first RCU camera adjustment when taking white balance? |
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Digital Single Lens Reflector |
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Backup/Safety shot in case of a bad cut. |
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How does a chroma key work? |
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Starts with a well lit single color background. An object or a person is then placed in front of the color background & then the background is keyed out using the switcher. |
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What are filter wheels used for? |
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To adjust the lighting temperature/levels. |
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Focusing on one area of your scene, area of the clip where you want the viewer to look first. |
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How would you trim a clip to make it shorter at the end? |
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In a show prod video recording, what is an arc? |
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Half circle movement in front of the stage. |
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Name the three dimensions of 3D television. |
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Width, length, height, and depth |
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Prevents the media from being rerecorded or erased. |
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What is the optimum storage temperature range for? |
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Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers |
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Before powering a television production truck what must you do? |
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Check to see if the correct power requirements are being met. |
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How many cameras can you connect to the TriCaster? |
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Why is the TriCaster considered a “Production truck”? |
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It has all the elements needed for a production. |
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Mixing composite and SDI HD cameras is possible using tricaster. T or F. |
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