What is the first phase in the A/V production process?

What is the primary purpose of lighting in audio/visual production?

Which of the following is not a primary type of light fixture used in lighting setups?

What does the term "key light" refer to in lighting setups?

In three-point lighting, what is the purpose of the "fill light"?

What is the function of a "gobo" in lighting?

What does the "color temperature" of a light source refer to?

Which type of light source is known for its energy efficiency and low heat output?

What is a "grip" in the context of lighting equipment?

What is the "inverse square law" as it relates to lighting?

Which type of lighting fixture is known for producing a hard, focused beam of light?

What does the term "barn doors" refer to in lighting?

What is the purpose of "gelling" or using color gels in lighting?

What is the main function of a "light meter" in lighting setups?

In lighting, what is "candela" a unit of measurement for?

What is the primary purpose of "negative fill" in lighting?

In cinematography, what does the "golden hour" refer to?

What is the main purpose of a "bounced light" technique in lighting?

Which lighting technique creates a silhouette effect by placing the key light behind the subject?

What is the purpose of "light diffusion" in lighting setups?

What is the term for a gradual transition between light and shadow in a lighting setup?

In the context of stage lighting, what is the "gel frame"?

What is the primary function of a "softbox" in lighting?

What does "high key lighting" typically refer to in lighting setups?

What is the "C-stand" used for in lighting setups?

What is the term for a lighting setup that emphasizes strong, dramatic shadows and contrast?

"A-roll" typically refers to the primary or principal footage that contains the main content of the video.

What is a storyboard used for in the context of A/V production?

In A/V production, what does "call time" refer to?

What is the purpose of a shot list in A/V production?

Which of the following is NOT typically part of a production budget in A/V production?

What is a location scout responsible for in A/V production?

In A/V production, what is the role of the director?

Which of the following is an essential element in the pre-production phase?

What is the purpose of a call sheet in A/V production?

What is a "C-stand" used for in A/V production?

What does "B-roll" refer to in A/V production?

In A/V production, what does "coverage" mean?

What is the purpose of a "release form" in A/V production?

What does "GAFFER" typically refer to on a film or video production set?

In A/V production, what is a "jib arm" used for?

What is the "golden hour" in the context of A/V production?

What is "pre-visualization" (previs) in A/V production?

Which role is responsible for the continuity of a scene, ensuring that details match between shots?

What is "craft services" in A/V production?

What is "color correction" in post-production?

What is a "dolly" used for in A/V production?

In A/V production, what is the role of the "best boy"?

What does "post-roll" mean in A/V production?

In A/V production, what is the primary purpose of a "slate" (clapperboard)?

When directing it is important to give consistent, clear cues.

The best way to communicate with your camera operators is to call them by name over headsets.

Whatever is selected on the preview bus will show up on air.

We begin our projects in black and end in color bars.

After the TD ends the show, he/she should tell the crew they are "clear".

It is a good idea to have all three cameras on the same shot at the same time.

As TD it is safe to tell the camera operator to get a new shot when he/she is selected on the program bus.

TD stands for technical director.

Looking at the switcher we use, there are six buses.

This is the best way for a TD to address a camera operator.

You are doing a two camera shoot. Camera 1 is on a CU of the person being interview, camera 2 is a medium two shot of that person and the host. You have camera 2 on program, then, the person being interviewed begins to cry when asked a painful question. As TD your best course of action is to....

Which of the following is NOT found on a switcher?

The TD carries out all of the following functions except one. Which one is NOT a job responsibility for the TD?

The space between the top of the subject's head and the top of the screen is called:

When you go directly between two shots without any effects in between you are performing a...

The TD should ask the floor crew to call for this before relaying the countdown:

This device controls the speed of the transitions:

You have a MS on talent and there is too much headroom, you should tell the camera operator to:

You have a two-shot on anchors, but there is too much leadroom screen-right. You should tell the camera operator to:

Talent is holding a book and you cannot see the title, tell the camera operator to:

You notice there is not enough headroom on talent, tell the camera operator to:

When should you tell the camera operators to fix their shots?

Select the best use of TD language:

The first thing you should do when you prepare to TD is:

What is it called when you test the audio for talent?