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Video Editing Basic Vocab
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Subject
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journalism-and-media
Instructions:
Answer 33 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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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. In the edit - the film is finding its __________
workflow
own voice
timeline
emotion - story - rhythm - eye-trace - two-dimensional plane of screen - three-dimensional space of action
2. What are the two prime directives of news video editing?
Clarity - Reliability - Momentum - Anticipation - Discover
Redeem the Coverage and Maximize the Time Alotted
contrasting effect
journey
3. Where are the plates in a 6 plate flatbed?
Redeem the Coverage and Maximize the Time Alotted
condition- experiences - alliance -investment
Work Ratio
one for the picture screen and two for the sound tracks.
4. What is the rule of 6? (in order)
1. Detect a flaw. 2. Determine how it will be fixed. 3. Execute the fix.
Unseamless
viewer
emotion - story - rhythm - eye-trace - two-dimensional plane of screen - three-dimensional space of action
5. Where editors audition assets
viewer
workflow
All the things that surround the edit
Clarity - Reliability - Momentum - Anticipation - Discover
6. As we become more proficient - we become more ___________
contributes - has a purpose - has a life-span
Seamless (cutting on action)
efficien
browser
7. Editing is __________.
workflow
handling footage - screenings - note taking - logging - discussions - winding/rewinding - contemplation
Juxtaposition
timeline
8. What are some things we have in the digital age that we did not have in the analogue?
increase/decrease
audience
Clarity - Reliability - Momentum - Anticipation - Discover
Experimentation - Tech support
9. What are some examples of shadow cuts?
Redeem the Coverage and Maximize the Time Alotted
handling footage - screenings - note taking - logging - discussions - winding/rewinding - contemplation
execution of a plan
path
10. Everything made upstream flows __________
downstream
workflow
Unseamless
Redeem the coverage
11. Where editors juxtapose
viewer
Unseamless
timeline
Work Ratio
12. Editing is the discovery of a __________.
execution of a plan
Clarity - Reliability - Momentum - Anticipation - Discover
path
Seamless (cutting on action)
13. How much time it took to edit a minute.
own voice
All the things that surround the edit
canvas
Work Ratio
14. What does coverage mean in editing?
emotion - story - rhythm - eye-trace - two-dimensional plane of screen - three-dimensional space of action
All the shots we have to work with in a scene.
canvas
Unseamless
15. Where editors view their work
Experimentation - Tech support
contrasting effect
canvas
increase/decrease
16. Where editors gather assets
Up-right moviola and a flatbed
browser
downstream
Seamless (cutting on action)
17. The chronology of editing work
Seamless (cutting on action)
All the shots we have to work with in a scene.
workflow
timeline
18. Match Cut = __________
condition- experiences - alliance -investment
Seamless (cutting on action)
path
Unseamless
19. The of the clips in your sequence as essentials for the __________
path
1. Detect a flaw. 2. Determine how it will be fixed. 3. Execute the fix.
Clarity - Reliability - Momentum - Anticipation - Discover
journey
20. Production should be the __________.
browser
execution of a plan
audience
viewer
21. Jump Cut = __________
canvas
Unseamless
All the things that surround the edit
Up-right moviola and a flatbed
22. What were the two pictures of the editing machines?
Redeem the Coverage and Maximize the Time Alotted
Work-around
'reason for being'
Up-right moviola and a flatbed
23. The central pre-occupation of a film editor is to put themselves in place of the __________
condition- experiences - alliance -investment
contributes - has a purpose - has a life-span
audience
own voice
24. A creative solution to a technological problem
All the things that surround the edit
increase/decrease
Work-around
own voice
25. Every shot:
Juxtaposition
Work-around
Redeem the coverage
contributes - has a purpose - has a life-span
26. As you write (or EDIT) - you are relating with the human __________ and human __________ forming an __________ with your audience - and owning their emotional __________ in your story.
viewer
Seamless (cutting on action)
own voice
condition- experiences - alliance -investment
27. What are shadow cuts?
Work-around
Redeem the coverage
All the things that surround the edit
Clarity - Reliability - Momentum - Anticipation - Discover
28. What is the number one prime directive?
Unseamless
Redeem the coverage
viewer
handling footage - screenings - note taking - logging - discussions - winding/rewinding - contemplation
29. What is the process of critiquing our work?
contrasting effect
own voice
1. Detect a flaw. 2. Determine how it will be fixed. 3. Execute the fix.
canvas
30. What are the rules of engagement?
Redeem the coverage
Clarity - Reliability - Momentum - Anticipation - Discover
Seamless (cutting on action)
execution of a plan
31. Raison D'etre means
32. Juxtaposition is placing or dealing with items close together for...
increase/decrease
'reason for being'
audience
contrasting effect
33. We want to __________ the quality of the editing work while __________ the amount of time it takes to get there.
emotion - story - rhythm - eye-trace - two-dimensional plane of screen - three-dimensional space of action
own voice
increase/decrease
one for the picture screen and two for the sound tracks.