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Test your basic knowledge |
Production Assistant: PA Basics
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Subjects
:
performing-arts
,
film
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
If you are not ready to take this test, you can
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. A person who moves the equipment - scenery - and props on a studio set
Grip
Audio
Video
CG operator
2. The portion of a program that you can hear
Camera Operator
Audio
Producer
Makeup artist
3. The person in charge of recording the program onto videotape by correctly operating the VTR equipment
Video
Framing
Production Manager
VTR Operator
4. Any activity on a program that occurs prior to the time that the cameras begin rolling. This includes production meetings - set construction - costume design - music composition - scriptwriting - and location surveys
Director
Cue
Pre-Production
Framing
5. Any of the activities performed after a program has been shot. This includes music beds - editing - audio overdubs - titles - and duplication
Post-Production
Production Manager
Production assistant (PA)
Floor Manager
6. person who keeps all the production equipment functioning at its optimum performance level
Scenery
Crew
Production
Maintenance Engineer
7. The person responsible for the audio/sound quality on the production and related equipment
Cast
Lighting Director
Grip
Audio Engineer
8. A signal that implies something specific is to happen
Cue
Executive Producer (EP)
Content Specialist
Video Engineer
9. Production personnel that are normally not seen by the camera and generally includes equipment operators.
Crew
Cast
Video Engineer
CG operator
10. The person who decides the placement of lighting instruments - the appropriate color of light to use - and which lamps should be used in the instruments
Production Manager
Lighting Director
CG operator
Makeup
11. Any of the cosmetics applied to a performer's skin to change or enhance their appearance
Makeup
Post-Production
Graphic Artist
Producer
12. The person who creates the titles for the program using a character generator
VTR Operator
Editor
CG operator
Executive Producer (EP)
13. Anyone seen by the camera - whether or not they have a speaking or any other significant role in the program - as well as individuals who provide only their vocal skills to the production
Maintenance Engineer
Scenery
Talent
Production
14. The person who runs the piece of equipment that captures the video images of the program
Camera Operator
Maintenance Engineer
Production Manager
Floor Manager
15. The person who creates the titles for the program using a character generator
Framing
CG operator
Editor
Lighting Director
16. Any activity on a program that occurs prior to the time that the cameras begin rolling. This includes production meetings - set construction - costume design - music composition - scriptwriting - and location surveys
Pre-Production
VTR Operator
Production
Gaffer
17. Everyone involved in the production - both staff and talent
Makeup
Content Specialist
Production Team
Production assistant (PA)
18. person responsible for putting the various pieces of the entire program together - they remove all the mistakes and bad takes - leaving only the best version of each scene - and arranges the individual scenes into the proper order
Staff
Video Engineer
Staff
Editor
19. The actual shooting of the program
Scriptwriter
Frame
Production
Content Specialist
20. Everyone involved in the production - both staff and talent
Post-Production
Production Team
Cast
Makeup
21. The person - or people - who provide/s the funding necessary to produce the program
Cue
Post-Production
Framing
Executive Producer (EP)
22. Production personnel that are normally not seen by the camera and generally includes equipment operators.
Grip
Makeup artist
Makeup
Crew
23. The portion of a program that you can hear
Scenery
Audio
Cast
Content Specialist
24. Production personnel that work behind the scenes and generally includes management and designers
CG operator
Talent
Staff
Maintenance Engineer
25. The person who runs the piece of equipment that captures the video images of the program
Camera Operator
Cast
Video Engineer
Floor Manager
26. involves placing items in the camera's frame by operating the camera and tripod
Framing
Scenery
Special Effects
Frame
27. The person who handles the business portion of the production by negotiating the fees for goods - services - and other contracts by determining the staffing requirements based on the needs of each production
Lighting Director
Makeup
Talent
Production Manager
28. The person responsible for all the artwork required for the production. This includes computer graphics - traditional works of art - charts - and graphs
Graphic Artist
Video
Makeup artist
Production
29. The person who is in charge of the creative aspects of the program and interacts with the entire staff
Lighting Director
Director
Post-Production
Grip
30. Person who purchases materials and services in the creation of a finished program
Production values
Producer
Production switching
Crew
31. The collective name given to all the talent participating in a production
Executive Producer (EP)
Video Engineer
Staff
Cast
32. Any of the cosmetics applied to a performer's skin to change or enhance their appearance
Makeup
Lighting Director
Scriptwriter
Video Engineer
33. The person responsible for placing the entire production on paper
Audio Engineer
Special Effects
Executive Producer (EP)
Scriptwriter
34. The person who is the director's eyes and ears in the studio - the floor manager relays the director's commands to the studio personnel.
Maintenance Engineer
Editor
Floor Manager
Scriptwriter
35. The general aesthetics of the show
Makeup artist
Production values
Staff
Graphic Artist
36. Production personnel that work behind the scenes and generally includes management and designers
Content Specialist
Staff
Crew
Grip
37. The lighting director's assistant who often does the actual hauling of heavy instruments up and down ladders
Production assistant (PA)
Gaffer
Grip
Production Team
38. involves placing items in the camera's frame by operating the camera and tripod
Crew
Makeup artist
Crew
Framing
39. A person who moves the equipment - scenery - and props on a studio set
Camera Operator
Grip
VTR Operator
Audio Engineer
40. person responsible for putting the various pieces of the entire program together - they remove all the mistakes and bad takes - leaving only the best version of each scene - and arranges the individual scenes into the proper order
Makeup artist
Production switching
Editor
Production assistant (PA)
41. person who keeps all the production equipment functioning at its optimum performance level
Producer
Special Effects
VTR Operator
Maintenance Engineer
42. The person who is the director's eyes and ears in the studio - the floor manager relays the director's commands to the studio personnel.
Audio Engineer
VTR Operator
Floor Manager
Content Specialist
43. The person - or people - who provide/s the funding necessary to produce the program
Executive Producer (EP)
Scenery
Makeup artist
Scenery
44. Process of cutting between cameras
Production values
Production switching
Production assistant (PA)
Special Effects
45. Anyone seen by the camera - whether or not they have a speaking or any other significant role in the program - as well as individuals who provide only their vocal skills to the production
Talent
Audio Engineer
Production switching
Makeup artist
46. Any of the activities performed after a program has been shot. This includes music beds - editing - audio overdubs - titles - and duplication
Post-Production
Gaffer
Framing
Audio
47. The person who decides the placement of lighting instruments - the appropriate color of light to use - and which lamps should be used in the instruments
Production
Director
Lighting Director
Makeup
48. A person who works with the scriptwriter and is considered to be an expert in the program's subject matter
Cue
Scenery
Lighting Director
Content Specialist
49. The person in charge of recording the program onto videotape by correctly operating the VTR equipment
Scenery
Floor Manager
Audio Engineer
VTR Operator
50. The person who handles the business portion of the production by negotiating the fees for goods - services - and other contracts by determining the staffing requirements based on the needs of each production
Maintenance Engineer
Production Manager
Talent
Cast