the filming phase where you shoot your video

the distance between the edge of the frame toward which it's looking

Which way to do you move the camera when you pan?

What kind of grid do you use for rule of thirds?

the purposeful arrangement of the parts of an image to make it more appealing to the eye

the four edges that make up the border of the screen.

a single camera position, usually including lights and microphone placements as well

a time jump in video; a sequence that takes place earlier in the story than the sequence that precedes it

the difference between one pictorial element and others; especially in size, shape, brightness, color, and focus

Techniques for suggesting depth in an image

camera control that estimates the distance to a central subject in the viewfinder and sets the lens for that distance

When the video changes first, old audio continues off-screen over the new video.

When the audio changes first, the sound from the new scene begins over the preceding video.

To exclude something from an image by placing it outside the frame.

A shot purchased from a library of pre-recorded footage for the use in a program.

Removing unwanted material from the beginning and/ or end of a shot.

A common way of adding audio to video--spoken commentary on the sound track from someone who is not in the image.

Features movies, TV series, and music is not expect to show any claim to reality.

The closest program to reality.

A program that presents a certain point of view

This phase of video creation includes editing footage and adding music and sound effects

This phase includes brainstorming, storyboarding, scripting, and planning

One method of dirting times backwards in video time--sort of like a rewind effect

The dimension parallel to the sides of the frame

The dimension parallel to the top and bottom of the frame

how deep the image appears on screen--purely an illusion

A series of events moving forward in a single stream

Two or more sequences of action that are happening at the same time

The smallest unit of video

The second smallest unit of video

The largest unit of video

Parents of video

to record images and sounds as numerical data, either directly in a camcorder or in the process of importing them to a computer

When on-camera, these work best when they are close to the object

Putting things together on screen that are not together in reality

What's it called when you cut out unnecessary or repeating action?

Which of the following is NOT a principal of composition?

Eliminating unnecessary objects from the image so that the viewer has fewer things to identify

Recorded and (often) transmitted for display continuously and in real time

Multi-layer image that digitally combines foreground subject with different backgrounds

Comparing things on the screen to the others whose sizes are known by the viewers

Removing unwanted material from the beginning or end of a shot

Used to lend sound to on-screen subjects, inanimate objects, or can imply things that are not seen

Which one is an aspect of time that can be controlled?