-Flashcards Understanding Video Production Terminology

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What is the 'Big Idea' in video production?

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The 'Big Idea' represents the vision for the video project, outlining what the creators want to communicate to the audience.

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What is an 'Outline' in the pre-production phase?

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An 'Outline' is a written idea of the characters, props, and events needed to tell the story.

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What is a 'Script' in video production?

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A 'Script' details the plot, characters, locations, and dialogue for the video.

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What are 'Storyboards' used for in video production?

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Storyboards provide sketches of the story's events, including camera movements and key dialogue.

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What is the 'A-Cam' in the production phase?

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The 'A-Cam' is the main camera used to shoot the video.

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What is the 'B-Cam' in video production?

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The 'B-Cam' captures supporting footage.

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What is 'A-Roll' in video production?

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The 'A-Roll' refers to the main footage or animation focus.

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What is 'B-Roll' in video production?

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The 'B-Roll' is the supporting footage that complements the A-Roll.

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What is 'Depth of Field' in video production?

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'Depth of Field' determines how much of the frame will be in focus.

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What is 'Aspect Ratio' in video production?

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'Aspect Ratio' describes the video dimensions, such as 16:9 or 4:3.