MSP 2701 Exam 1 + 2 Questions & Answers 100% Solved
Electronic News Gathering - ANSWER-What does ENG stand for?
Electronic Field Production - ANSWER-What does EFP stand for?
ENG - ANSWER-Documenting news events, Limited PRE-production, HEAVY production, one camera
EFP - ANSWER-Creating Non-news events, HEAVY PRE-production, limited production, multiple cameras
Content - ANSWER-Where you are; preferably in the middle of what's happening, not stuck on the perimeter
Visuals - ANSWER-What you see; preferably as it happens, not after the fact
Content and Visuals - ANSWER-What do you use to tell an immediate and lasting impact on the viewer?
Focus Statement - ANSWER-1-2 sentence quick summary of a work
Editors - ANSWER-storytellers
Tell stories - ANSWER-About people through people
Gain - ANSWER-Adding/taking away UNNATURAL light
Iris - ANSWER-Adding/taking away NATURAL light Sound, WB, Exposure, Focus, Frame rate - ANSWER-SWEFF
WB - ANSWER-White Balance
Internal audio - ANSWER-Sound that the camera itself picks up
External audio - ANSWER-Sound that a microphone picks up
5 shot - ANSWER-CU of hands, CU of face, Wide, OTS, Creative
Line of action - ANSWER-Imaginary line drawn between 2 subjects in a shot
180 degree rule - ANSWER-Film guideline that states that two characters in a scene should maintain the same left/right relationship to one another in order to prevent audience confusion
Interview Technique - ANSWER-Always see both of the subjects eyes but looking off camera
Framing - ANSWER-Type of shot
Composition - ANSWER-What goes in the shot
3 parts of framing - ANSWER-Perspective, physical movement, function
Perspective - ANSWER-Sequencing, what kind of shot; wide, medium, tight, CU, ECU
Physical movement - ANSWER-Camera moves (Pan, tilt, zoom, etc)
Electronic News Gathering - ANSWER-What does ENG stand for?
Electronic Field Production - ANSWER-What does EFP stand for?
ENG - ANSWER-Documenting news events, Limited PRE-production, HEAVY production, one camera
EFP - ANSWER-Creating Non-news events, HEAVY PRE-production, limited production, multiple cameras
Content - ANSWER-Where you are; preferably in the middle of what's happening, not stuck on the perimeter
Visuals - ANSWER-What you see; preferably as it happens, not after the fact
Content and Visuals - ANSWER-What do you use to tell an immediate and lasting impact on the viewer?
Focus Statement - ANSWER-1-2 sentence quick summary of a work
Editors - ANSWER-storytellers
Tell stories - ANSWER-About people through people
Gain - ANSWER-Adding/taking away UNNATURAL light
Iris - ANSWER-Adding/taking away NATURAL light Sound, WB, Exposure, Focus, Frame rate - ANSWER-SWEFF
WB - ANSWER-White Balance
Internal audio - ANSWER-Sound that the camera itself picks up
External audio - ANSWER-Sound that a microphone picks up
5 shot - ANSWER-CU of hands, CU of face, Wide, OTS, Creative
Line of action - ANSWER-Imaginary line drawn between 2 subjects in a shot
180 degree rule - ANSWER-Film guideline that states that two characters in a scene should maintain the same left/right relationship to one another in order to prevent audience confusion
Interview Technique - ANSWER-Always see both of the subjects eyes but looking off camera
Framing - ANSWER-Type of shot
Composition - ANSWER-What goes in the shot
3 parts of framing - ANSWER-Perspective, physical movement, function
Perspective - ANSWER-Sequencing, what kind of shot; wide, medium, tight, CU, ECU
Physical movement - ANSWER-Camera moves (Pan, tilt, zoom, etc)
