the number of individual frames that are shown per second

video file formats containing video, audio, playback data and encoding information

the instructions used to compress and decompress the video or audio data

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British English CC

Creating digital video

Computing

Digital artefact types and uses

Project lifecycle

Initiation and planning digital artefacts

Legal and ethical considerations in creating digital artefacts

Creating digital graphics

Creating a multi-page website

Plan and create a digital artefact from a given brief

In this unit pupils will develop pre-production skills used in digital media. They will learn the importance of understanding client requirements, planning, developing timeframes and the steps involved in these processes. They will be exposed to a variety of software tools and learn how to use them.

Digital media

to capture detail or emotion by showing a person or object at close range

What is a "close-up" shot used for in video?

points the camera to make the subject look smaller or less powerful

shows the subject from below making them appear larger and more powerful

What is the name for the instructions used to compress and decompress video or audio data?

makes subject appear smaller or less powerful

camera angle does not matter as long as the action is captured

high-angle shots can make subjects look smaller

low-angle shots can make subjects look powerful

Which statement about camera angles is incorrect?

Put these steps in order for creating a short video clip:

What is a raster (bitmap) graphic made up of?

vector graphics are always black and white

raster graphics use pixels, vector graphics use mathematical paths

What is a key difference between raster and vector graphics?

What type of compression reduces file size without losing any data or quality?

reduces file size by removing some data and quality

reduces file size, but keeps all data and quality

What type of image is best for resizing without losing quality?

Which file format is commonly used for music and uses lossy compression?

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