Broadcast Video NOCTI Study Guide | 153 Actual Questions and Answers | RATED A+

Broadcast Video NOCTI Study Guide | 153 Actual Questions and Answers | RATED A+ OTS - script abbreviation for over-the-shoulder. CU - script abbreviation for close-up. ECU - script abbreviation for extreme close-up. ELS - script abbreviation for extreme long-shot. MS - script abbreviation for medium shot. LS - script abbreviation for long-shot. White Balance - must be set to ensure that the colors are recorded correctly before you begin shooting because different "white" light sources favor different colors of the spectrum. (Daylight is BLUE, Tungsten is RED) Zooming - increases focal length. Transponder - both a transmitter and receiver. Component Video - called Y, R-Y, B-Y. best quality video signal Time-Base Corrector - synchronizes a tape source to House Sync. This ensures that all cameras and recorders are taking frames at the same time. Shot Gun Microphone - example of a uni-directional microphone. Cardioid Microphone - records in a heart-shaped pick-up pattern. Sound is picked up mostly from the front, but to a lesser extent the sides as well. Mixer - combines different audio sources and controls the volume of each. Running two or more signals though an audio console is called Mixing. Headphones - permits audio professional to monitor the volume and quality of the signal recorded. Feedback - happens when an audio loop occurs between the speaker and the microphone attached to it. It it "hearing itself". VU meter - used to monitor audio recording levels and quality. Crossfading/Cross-Dissolving. - In audio, fading one sound down, while simultaneously fading up another sound to replace it is called ___________. In picture, it is called _____-__________. XLR Cable - norma