Question 1

Which device in the camera turns light energy into electrical energy?&#10;A)Aperture&#10;B)View finder&#10;C)ISO&#10;D)Image Sensor

Accepted Answer

The image sensor in a camera converts light energy into electrical energy, which is then processed to form a digital image. This is the core component that captures the visual information.

Question 2

What Shot is used to show the emotions on a character's face?&#10;A)Extreme Close Up&#10;B)Long Shot&#10;C)Aerial Shot&#10;D)Close Up Shot

Accepted Answer

Extreme Close Up shots are used to focus on a specific part of the subject, such as the face, to capture detailed emotions and expressions.

Question 3

What shot would be used to establish the full costume of a character in TV drama&#10;A)Establishing Shot&#10;B)Long Shot&#10;C)Close Up Shot&#10;D)Extreme Close Up Shot

Accepted Answer

A long shot is used to show the full body of a character, which is ideal for displaying the full costume in a TV drama. This type of shot includes the entire character from head to toe, allowing viewers to see the costume in detail.

Question 4

What is a shot with camera on a crane over the action called?&#10;A)Two Shot&#10;B)Eye Level&#10;C)Crane Shot&#10;D)Dissolve

Accepted Answer

A crane shot is achieved by mounting the camera on a crane, allowing it to move smoothly over the action, often providing a bird's-eye view or sweeping movements.

Question 5

An eye-level shot has what effect on the viewer?&#10;A)Makes the viewer feel overpowered by the subject&#10;B)Makes the viewer feel like they are looking down on the&#10;C)Makes the viewer feel like they are looking up at the&#10;D)Makes the viewer feel like they are in the same space as the subject

Accepted Answer

An eye-level shot places the camera at the subject's eye level, creating a sense of equality and immersion for the viewer, making them feel as if they are in the same space as the subject.

Deck 2: Camera Techniques and Terminology