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Lobcity

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Why is sound presence important in matching audio and video?
 
 

a. because sound presence must support the specific field of view of a shot
  b. because sound presence intensifies a dissolve
  c. because high-energy sounds need to be softened by cuts
  d. because editors need guidance from the sound track as to where to make a
  transition
  e. because sounds must be present in both shots



Question 2

To maintain optimal shot continuity, when should you cut from a medium shot
  to a wider shot of somebody getting up from a chair?


 
 

a. just before the person stands up
   b. during the motion of getting up
  c. immediately after the person is standing
  d. sometime after the person is standing
  e. during a pan of the person getting up




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Answer to Question 1

a.

Answer to Question 2

b.



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