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To determine a target audience, you must include: a. demographic information and family income ...

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Who is responsible for communicating the defined process message to the production personnel? a. ...

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What is the process message? a. the message you want the viewer to receive b. the message the ...

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What is a partial A/V script format? a. full dialogue but no video information b. same as ...

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What does dramaturgy mean? a. a classical drama b. the structure or composition of a drama c. a ...

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What are three parts of classical dramaturgy? a. script, structure, and drama b. beginning, ...

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Which type of program is not bound by storytelling conventions? a. dramatic conflict b. ...

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With which type of script does the talent ad-lib a demonstration? a. A/V format b. goal-directed ...

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What is a news package? a. a newscast in its entirety b. a previously shot and edited story with ...

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What is a time line? a. it shows the dates by which certain preproduction phases much be ...

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What does locking-in mean in relation to script analysis? a. finalizing the production budget b. ...

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What does a location sketch show? a. the director's idea of what a scene should look like b. how ...

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What is a facilities request? a. a list that contains all set properties needed for a production ...

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What part of production is the strike? a. after the script is written and before production ...

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What refers to the control and the structuring of a shot series during editing? a. classical ...

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What is a beam splitter? a. a prism that separates white light into RGB light colors b. part of ...

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What three colors are used in television? a. black, white, and yellow b. magenta, yellow, and ...

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What is the major characteristic of an analog signal? a. it must be amplified before it can be ...

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What does the gain control on an ENG/EFP camera compensate for electronically? a. very low light ...

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What does image resolution mean? a. the picture sequence resolves the story b. the electron beam ...

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What is a raster? a. a progressive scan line b. the number of pixels and lines scanned per ...

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Which lens ratio allows you the greatest zoom range from wideangle to close-up? a. 8:1 b. 60:1 ...

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Which is a prime lens? a. a 14:1 lens b. a 20:1 lens c. a zoom lens d. a fixed-focal-length ...

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What is the correct method of calibrating the zoom lens to keep it in focus throughout the zoom? ...

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What must you do to permit less light to pass through the lens? a. change to a higher -stop ...

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