The fall final will be Friday, December 13th. The midterm will consist of existing questions from the quiz's you've already taken plus a few questions on the AV Scriptwriting Keynote.
The materials you'll need to study are:
PRODUCTION PROCESS
Preproduction Keynote
Production Keynote
Post Production Keynote
Set Jobs Keynote
Preproduction Vocabulary I & II
Production Vocabulary
Post Production Vocabulary
Details:
You will need to know the order of preproduction and post production on a video project.
You will need to know who says what before shooting a take.
You will need to know what the key roles on a crew are and their responsibilities.
EDITING
Introduction to Editing Keynote
Editing Vocabulary Handout
1. Study what the art of editing is - Keynote
2. What is the editors role? Who does he collaborate with?
3. Study the layout of the premiere pro interface. You will be quizzed on what each of the panels of the interface are and the detailed parts of the source and timeline panels.
4. You must know what: An insert edit, overwrite edit, lift edit, extract edit are.
5. You will need to know the order of the stages in the editing process.
6. How to create your folder structure to begin your project.
7. What was Edwin S. Porters contribution to editing?
8. What was D.W. Griffith's contribution to editing?
9. What is The Kuleshov Theory?
10. What is montage theory?
11. Know the differences between the 5 different types of montage theory.
12. What is the order from frame to project? What do each of the terms mean?
13. What does mise en scene mean?
14. Be able to identify what a J or L cut is.
15. What are Walter Murch's top 2 rules of editing?
16. Be able to visually identify the different transitions by seeing a motion image example.
CAMERA
Intro to the Camera Keynote
Camera Framing Handout
Camera Movement Handout
Anatomy of:
Sony FS5
Sony EX3
Benro BV8 Tripod
You will also be tested on the following:
1. What does proper white balance look like? What does it not look like?
2. What does 3200K mean?
3. What does 5600K mean?
4. What does the ND filter do?
5. What does gain do?
6. What are the differences between 24p and 30p?
7. What is the proper shutter speed for 24p and 30p usually?
8. Is balancing your camera important? Why?
9. What are the proper procedures for checking out a camera in this class?
10. What does good/bad headroom look like?
COMPOSITION AND AESTHETICS
Composition and Aesthetics Keynote
Be able to identify each of the shot framing sizes by seeing a visual example of them.
Be able to identify each of the common shot angles by seeing a visual example of them.
What is 2-D screen direction?
What is 3-D screen direction?
What is the golden mean and how does it relate to the rule of thirds?
What is unbalanced screen composition?
What is balanced screen composition?
Be able to identify a balanced vs. unbalance screen composition by seeing a visual example.
What is Hitchcock's rule?
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