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WHAT IS MEANT BY "STRIPING"?
Recording or "printing" LTC
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LIST 2 CHARACTERISTICS OF SMPTE LTC AND SHOW HOW IS DISPLAYED:
- - hours, minutes, seconds, frames...
- - must be isolated (from nearby tracks)
- - amplitude sensitive (record at dBu)
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DEFINE OVERLAPPING:
- when various actors speak at the same time
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DEFINE OFFSCREEN:
- an activity that occurs outside of the visual image.
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DEFINE ROOM TONE:
- backround noise recorded during production sound.
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DEFINE WALLA:
- a recording containing no audible speech, but contains the right amount of activity to provide a scene with backround effects.
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WHAT IS MEANT BY THE TERM "POST PRODUCTION"?
- any process that takes place after the shoot.
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WHAT IS A SPOTTING SESSION?
- a meeting between the producer/director and the post sound audio department heads to discuss treatment, timing, and problematic concerns with the production.
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WHAT IS ADR AND VO?
- automatic dialog replacement, and voice over
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NAME THE 3 POST PRODUCTION AUDIO DEPARTMENTS, AND MIX ELEMENTS FOR EACH
- -dialog (DIA)- production sound, ADR&VO.
- - sound effects (SFX)- hard effects, foley,
- backround...
- - music (mus)- all musical content/
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WHAT IS MEANT BY "LOGGING"?
- the transfer of production sound footage to the DAW. files are prepared for the film/DV editor.
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WHAT IS SCORING?
- the composing, performing, recording and mixing the musical portion of the production.
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WHAT IS MEANT BY FOLEY?
- sound effects recorded in the studio, most times its recorded while locked to picture, but can be recored in the wild, independent of picture if necessary.
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LIST TWO COMMON DIALOG TREATMENTS:
- - never hear an edit (cut)...
- - 1 track, 1 mic per character...
- - low cut @ 80 Hz.
- - Remove all SFX from dialog stem mix...
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WHAT IS AN EDL?
- (edit decision list)- a list generated by the editor for the post audio dialog department to match the original production sound footage withe the online edit.
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WHAT IS THE "ONLINE EDIT"?
- the final edited video master; aka: the final cut...
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LIST 3 DIFFERENT TYPES OF MUSIC CUES USED IN FILM PRODUCTION:
- - themes
- - bumpers
- - stingers
- - underscore
- - source
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NAME 5 VIDEO TRANSITIONS AND GIVE THEIR DEFENTIONS:
- -FADE: a transition to or from black or white video or silenced audio.
- -WIPE: when 1 scene replaces another scene in a predetermined pattern.
- -CUT: when 1 scene is immediatly replaced with another.
- -DISSOLVE: a visual cross fade between scenes.
- -KEY: when the video information is electronically stripped away and replaced with another scene or color.
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DESCRIBE THESE CAMERA ANGLES TERMS: MASTER, CU, AND POV
- Master- establishing shot
- CU- close up
- POV- point of view
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LIST 3 MIXING CHALLENGES OF THE ADR RECORDIST:
- - to match the energy, pitch leval, and tone of the perfomer
- - to match the mic quality.
- - to blend the ambient tone with onset recording using fills.
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WHAT IS THE FINAL DELIVERED OUTPUT (FORMAT) FROM EACH OF THE POST AUDIO DEPARTMENTS?
- stem mixes
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WHAT IS THE M&E MIX AND WHY IS IT PREPARED?
- music and effects mix, prepared for foreign dialog replacement.
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WHAT IS MENT BY "FUTZ"?
- to simulate a sound enviorment, a sound source or proximity to the sound source by mixing techniques. ( EQ, reverb, vol, panning)
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WHAT DOES THE RE-RECORDING MIXER DO?
- combines sound elements into pre-mixes, then again into final mix stems, then finally into print masters.
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EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PRODUCTION SOUND MIXER AND POST SOUND MIXER.
- the production sound mixer is a recordist on film set location. the post mixer is a studio engineer that works with elements recorded onset and with added material.
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WHAT IS THE PREFERRED VIDEO FILE FORMAT IN PRO TOOLS?
- DVNTSC non compressed.
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IN SURROUND SOUND, WHAT DOES THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM REFER TO?
- number of speakers, low frequency effect (LFE subwoofer)
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PRO TOOLS WILL ALLOW VIDEO OUT DV FIREWIRE PORT WITH .M4U FILES.
TRUE OR FALSE?
- True
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WHAT IS BRODCAST STANDARD FOR PROGRAM START TIME?
1:000:000:000,
1 hour
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WHAT DO DVNTSC AND PAL STAND FOR AND HOW ARE THEY USED?
- - digital video north america technical standards comittee,- brodcast standard for north america.
- - phase alternate lines- brodcast standard format used in eu, asia, south america etc.
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LIST THE APPLICATION OF THIS FRAME RATE: 23.976
- HD
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LIST THE APPLICATION OF THIS FRAME RATE: 24 FPS
- video camera/ domestic film.
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LIST THE APPLICATION OF THIS FRAME RATE: 25 FPS
- EU, South America, Asia
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LIST THE APPLICATION OF THIS FRAME RATE: 29.97 drop-frm
- NTSC Television
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LIST THE APPLICATION OF THIS FRAME RATE: 29.97 non-drop
- Domestic feature.
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LIST THE APPLICATION OF THIS FRAME RATE: 30 FPS
- B/W consumer DV camera.
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