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