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video terms
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the media used to capture the video you record? | Memory card |
| What is the part of the camera that you point toward what you want to record? | Lens |
| Another word for the sound you capture when you record | Audio |
| A paper outline used to organize your story | storyboard |
| The program we use to edit video | iMovie |
| A shot that is composed to include the whole scene | Wide shot |
| This shot is good at capturing emotion | Closeup |
| A shot has too much of this if a person is framed too low in the picture. | Headroom |
| Giving the shot more space on whichever side the person being interviewed is talking | Talking space |
| A device that holds that card that you record on | card reader |
| When you shoot a series of shots that are all related to each other | Sequence |
| A shot that connects to the | Cutaway |
| The term used for the person reading the newscast | Anchor |
| When you interview someone, what should be added to their interview when you are editing? | Title |
| An interview cut shorter is called... | Soundbite |
| A waist up shot is called a | medium shot |
| This is an effect used between two clips and an example would be a dissolve | transition |
| Another name for coffee | Java |
| The highest earning movie currently in the movie theaters | The Avengers |
| The name of a news story that includes narration, b-roll and interview and that stands on its own | package |
| The written words you read from as you record your narration. | script |
| The piece of metal that attached the camera to the tripod head | plate |
| A popular social media site that most students are addicted to | |
| The name of the microphone you speak into when narrating. | Snowball |