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| Which property of DC electricity is measured in ohms? |
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| Which corresponding property of AC electricity is measured in ohms? |
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| ______are used to step AC voltage up or down. |
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| ______offer temporary storage for electricity in a circuit. |
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| The _______may be hired to create a film or may find the script itself and bring it to a production company for funding, |
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| The____takes the producer's vision of the script and translates that vision into the film through the actors and the sets. |
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| The ______is hired to capture the actual images that the producer and director want for the finished film and is in charge of the film crew. |
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| The _____is the head of the art department and is responsible for the visual appearance of the set os sets for the film. |
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| The _______supervises the actual construction of the set. |
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| This person is the gaffers number-one assistant. |
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| This person is the chief set electrician. |
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| This person is a general laborer on the set. |
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| This person is the head of the grip department. |
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| This person is the key grip's number-one assistant. |
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| This person is an electrical laborer on the set. |
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| This person records the dialogue and other sounds from the set for the film. |
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| The release of the first "talkie" saved what move studio from bankruptcy? |
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| The _____refers to the width of the film stock in use. Cameras are built to work with 1 format. |
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| Film's top layer, which captures images, is called the______. |
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| ________is a number that describes how sensitive the film stock is to light. |
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| _______invented Vitaphone technology for sound for film. |
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| In 1927,________was the first "talkie". |
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| When the audio is unusable it must be replaced, using a process called________. |
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| The process of recording______is referred to as "shooting" or "walking". |
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| When the sound of something doesn't exist in reality, the sound designer creates_______for these elements from the sounds he or she can record in real life. |
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| When the sound of an animal or other being in a film does not exist in reality, the sound designer must create_______. |
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| _______provide(s) the sound of a film's environment. |
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| Ambiance/Backgrounds(BGs) |
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| ________is the process of taking the assembled material from each of the sound elements and synching them to picture. |
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| The purpose of ______is to make sure elements remain constant and consistent from shot to shot. |
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| In 1826, Joseph Nicephore Niepce created the first photograph, which he called a______. |
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| In 1837, the _______was introduced to the public as improvement on Niepce's Photographic process. |
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3-Frederick Archer
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2-Box Camera
3-Collodion Wet Plate Process
4-Calotype |
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| Motion pictures are made possible by a phenomenon known as ______, which simply means that the eye retains an image of an object for a short time after the object is removed from view. |
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2-Lumiere brothers
3-Edwin S. Porter
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2-Cinematograph
3-The Great Train Robbery
4-A Trip to the Moon |
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| The Little Tramp was a character played by_____, who is considered the most popular silent film actor. |
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2-Al Jolson
3-D.W. Griffith
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2-The Jazz Singer
3-The Birth of a Nation
4-Fantasia |
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| Commercially debuted in a 1932 Walt Disney animated film, Flowers and Trees, ______remained Hollywood's color system until the early 1950's. |
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| For the film________, Orson Welles received Academy Award nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Screenplay. |
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| A ______is a large vacuum tube that allows for the flow of electrons in a beam from one end to the other. |
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| The NTSC standard for creating a video image is a ________electrical current. |
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| A television Screen's image is scanned at a rate of _______ frames per second. |
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| The PAL standard for creating a video image is a _______ electrical current. |
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| A standard television signal consists of ______parts. |
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| ________is the part of the television signal that deals with brightness. |
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| _______is the part of the television signal that deals with color hue and saturation. |
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| _______cameras are for soundstage use in television. |
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| A_______is the imaging device found in most modern video camera. |
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| The most common modern video camera imaging devices are comprised of_______layers, which capture an image and convert it into an electronic signal. |
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| Light entering the camera body is split into the three additive colors by one of how many methods? |
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| This color separation method yields the lowest quality, and is used more in consumer cameras featuring sole CCDs. |
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| There are overall________DTV formats. |
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| ________fills in all of the lines of resolution one after another. |
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| _______fills in the lines of resolution in an odd-then-even pattern. |
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| Film stock used for making features that has an aspect ratio to 1.85:1 is said to be ________. |
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| Film stock used for making features that has an aspect of 2.35:1 is said to be_______. |
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| In a(n)_______display, phosphors are triggered to glow via individual pixel wiring rather than activation by an electron beam. |
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| _______operates not on the principle of creating light from individual, bulb-like phosphors but on controlling the light that travels the display. |
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| ________connectors allow for the use of separate signals for component video. |
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| ________connectors are mergers on component analog video and composite video approaches. They utilize only two wires: one for luminance and another for the composite chrominance signal. |
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| This type of connector was named in honor of Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Amphenol engineer Carl Concelman. |
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| The______connector is used for wiring cable into homes. |
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| In 1927,________succeeded to transmit the first electronic TV image. |
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| Introduced in 1904, the_________was a tube construction that amplified electrical signal. |
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| The___________is responsible for ensuring that the lighting on the actors and sets is correct. |
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| Recorded film images are transferred to video by a process called_________. |
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| _________is a digital audio signal that is designated a special track on videotape or audio tape. Its purpose is to notate each video frame's occurrence on a 24-hour clock reference period. |
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