CINEMA ( MATCH WITH CORRECT DEFINITION )
1. The Definition:

The viewpoint from which the subject of the shot isdepicted.

A.Aerial Shot B.Angle-On C. ArcShot D. Angle

2. The Definition:

A measure of the width of the opening allowing light to enter acamera.

A.Aperture B.Angle C.Assembly D. Backlighting

3. The Definition:

Arranging all the shots in accordance with the order of thescript. The first step of editing.

A. Bracketing B.Assembly C.Blocking D. Art Direction

4. The Definition:

How elements of light, sound, and movement work together withina film’s visual frame.

A.Angle-On B.Bracketing C.Balance D. Art Direction

5. The Definition:

Deciding where actors will move and stand so that lighting &camera placement can set.

A.Assembly B.Bracketing C.Balance D. Blocking

6. The Definition:

A listing of which actors are required for which scenes, andwhen they are required.

A. GripList B. Gaffer List C. CallSheet D. Camera Sheet

7. The Definition:

A shot with exceptional depth of field.

A.Close-Up B. FrameShot C. FavorShot D. Deep Focus Shot

8. The Definition:

When sound and image are recorded at the same time.

A.Continuous B. DirectSound C. CellRecording D. Foley Sound

9. The Definition:

Focusing and/or highlighting a specific subject or action in ashot.

A.Favor-On B. DeepFocus C.Close-Up D. Head-On Shot

10. The Definition:

Person responsible for the set-up, adjustment and maintenance ofproduction equipment.

A.Grip B.Gaffer C. FoleyArtist D. Executive Producer

11. The Definition:

An optical device used by a camera to focus an image onto filmstock.

A.Pan B. Lens C.NTSC D. Positive Print

12. The Definition:

Person responsible for managing all the people and expensesduring the filming.

A.Rigger B. Pipeliner C.Producer D. Line Producer

13. The Definition:

When actors completely memorize their lines and no longer needthe script.

A. OffBook B.Pan C.Pipeline D. Point of View

14. The Definition:

An original light image captured on film.

A.Pan B.Lens C. Positive Print D. Push In

15. The Definition:

Work performed on a movie after the end of all the principalphotography.

A.NTSC B. Pre Production C.Production D. Post Production

16. The Definition:

A series of shots taking place in one location dealing with oneaction.

A. ShotList B.Storyboard C.Wrap D. Scene

17. The Definition:

The section of unedited film from the time the camera starts tothe time it stops.

A.Shot B. Stock Shot C. StaticShot D. Shot List

18. The Definition:

Previously recorded footage, such as footage of historicalevents edited into a film.

A.Storyboard B.Treatment C. StockShot D. Transition

19. The Definition:

The style of how shots and scenes are joined together andprogress from one to the next.

A.Storyboard B.Transition C.Treatment D. Undercranking

20. The Definition:

To finish shooting at the end of the day or at the end of theproduction.

A.Wrap B.Scene C.Transition D. Shot List