Matching:
-Crew member who acts as the director's representative on the studio floor, and whose primary task is to relay the director's cues to the talent
A)Arc
B)Baby legs
C)Base
D)Cable guards
E)Camera operation
F)Camera setup
G)Cam head
H)Crab dolly
I)Crabbing
J)Cradle head
K)Crane
L)Crane up/down
M)Dolly
N)Dolly Grip
O)Floor Manager
P)Fluid head
Q)Follow Focus
R)Friction head
S)Head
T)Hi-hat
U)IFB
V)Lead Counter Weighted Studio Pedestal
W)Long Legs
X)Mounting Plates
Y)Mounting Wedges/Quick Release Shoes
Z)Olympian
Aa)Pedestal Up/Down
Bb)Peewee
Cc)Pneumatic studio pedestal
Dd)Riser
Ee)Shot sheet
Ff)Spider/Triangle
Gg)Spirit level
Hh)Spreader
Ii)Steadicam
Jj)Studio pedestal
Kk)Swish-pan
Ll)Tongue left/right
Mm)Titan/Nova
Nn)Tracking shot
Oo)Tripod
Pp)Truck
Qq)Wrap
Rr)Zeus
Ss)Zoom

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Floor Manager is the crew member who acts as the director's representative on the studio floor and relays the director's cues to the talent.

Answer: U
 IFB stands for "interruptible foldback" and is an earpiece system used by the crew to communicate with talent or other crew members during a production.

Answer: S
 The Head is the part of the camera that supports the lens and controls its movement and orientation. The zoom function is controlled from the head.

Answer: N
 The Dolly Grip is responsible for setting up and operating the dolly, which is used to move the camera smoothly and dynamically during a shot.

Answer: Oo
 A Tripod is a three-legged stand used to support the camera and keep it stable during a shot.

Answer: P
 A Truck is a camera movement that involves moving the entire camera setup on a wheeled platform parallel to the action.

Answer: A
 An Arc is a camera movement that involves moving the camera in a curved path around the action.

Answer: V
 The Lead Counter Weighted Studio Pedestal is a type of camera support that is used in a studio setting and allows for smooth movement of the camera up and down.

Answer: L
 The Crane Up/Down movement refers to the movement of the camera crane up and down, allowing for dynamic and sweeping shots.

Answer: I
 The Steadicam is a camera stabilization system that allows for smooth handheld shots, even when the operator is moving.

Answer: E
 Camera Operation refers to the crew member responsible for actually operating the camera during a shot, including framing, focusing, and adjusting settings.

Answer: T
 A Hi-Hat is a low-profile camera support that allows for stable shots at ground level or in tight spaces.

Answer: G
 The Spirit Level is a tool used by the crew to ensure that the camera is level and straight during a shot.

Answer: Pp
 The Wrap refers to the end of a production or day of shooting, where the crew wraps up and packs away equipment.

Answer: K
 A Swish-Pan is a camera movement that involves a fast pan in one direction followed by a fast pan in another direction, creating a blurred and dynamic transition between shots.

Answer: Cc
 The Pneumatic Studio Pedestal is another type of camera support commonly used in a studio setting, allowing for smooth movement of the camera up and down.

Answer: F
 Camera Setup refers to the crew member responsible for setting up the camera and ensuring that it is properly mounted and secured for the shot.

Answer: Z
 The Olympian is a type of camera crane that can reach up to 50 feet in height, allowing for dynamic and sweeping shots from high above the action.

Matching: -Crew Member Who Acts as the Director's Representative on the the Studio