TVC PRE TO POST PRODUCTION STAGES (W7-W9)

Which STAGE comes first when it comes to producing a TVC?

• Production Stage

• Post-Production Stage

• Proxy Production Stage

• Pre-Production Stage

What happens if a script is not effective?

• Everything seems organised

• The entire story makes sense

• Audience could not understand the message or storyline

• Audience will be entertained efficiently.

What is the MAIN ROLE as a Production Designer?

• A Person who edits video and audio.

• A Person who creates Storyboard to communicate ideas.

• A Person who turns words into real life sets, props and costumes.

• A Person who imagine the world through words.

What does a Multicamera Production do?

• A Camera that shoots an entire show.

• A Production switcher that links two, three or more cameras.

• It is mainly used for entertainment purpose.

• An independent, compact and free to go anywhere camera production.

What type of Camera Shot is this?

• Establishing Shot

• Medium Shot

• Long Shot

• Medium Long Shot

What kind of Video Element is this?

• Rule of Grid

• Rule of Fourth

• Rule of Third

• Rule of Photography

What does the Post-Production stage do?

• A technique that arrange videos and put together in an inorganized way.

• Compiling videos and blend together to form a convincing video presentation.

• Mainly focus on video and sound effects only.

• Highlight on editing and making sure the audience is confused.

What do you understand about Match Cut in video editing?

• A sense of continuity to show a clear narration storyline.

• Same environment that matched with movements.

• Cut between two different scenes that are happening at the same time.

• Two different environments were matched with movements.

Why transitions are important?

• To show scenes move seamlessly.

• To show a passage of time.

• To show the differences.

• To imply a change of location.

What does a Montage Cut do?

• Rapid cuts to show a passing of time.

• A Cut between two different scenes happening at the same time.

• Take the audience away from the main action.

• Mainly focus on action shots.