Year 11
Creating digital video
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- In this lesson, we will be introduced to the different types of camera angle that are used in video production. We will then learn about the properties of digital video, including frames per second, compression, and file formats. We will then use the open source video editing package, OpenShot, to create a short video piece using presupplied video assets.
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7 Questions
Q1.
What are 'Vector' graphics?
Graphics composed of pixels containing colour information.
Graphics containing shapes filled with colour.
Graphics that have equal width and height with colour information.
Q2.
What are 'Raster' graphics?
Graphics composed of mathematical paths and colour information.
Graphics containing shapes filled with colour.
Graphics that have equal width and height with colour information.
Q3.
Which are 'Raster' graphic file extensions?
.ODT, .RTF and .DOCX
.PDF, .TXT and .DOC
.SVG, .AI and .DXF
Q4.
Which are 'Vector' graphic file extensions?
.BMP, .GIF, .JPEG and .PNG
.ODT, .RTF and DOCX
.PDF, .TXT and .DOC
Q5.
What does 'Copyright' mean?
A licence conferring a right for a set period to exclude others from making, using, or selling an invention.
A word meaning a piece of work is free to be used by anyone.
Q6.
What is a Creative Commons license?
A license that allows an individual to use any work regardless of copyright status.
A protection that ensures work is never re-distributed.
Q7.
Which one is false? To use other peoples work legally you must...
Credit the creators of the material.
Credit the source/ website of the material.
Use appropriately licensed materials.
7 Questions
Q1.
What is a close up?
Camera positioned low down, looking up.
Medium range to a person or object.
Used when there are two characters talking.
Q2.
What is a medium shot?
Also known as a ‘wide shot’ used to establish a scene in a film.
Camera moves horizontally while staying in the same position.
Used when there are two characters talking.
Q3.
What is a long shot?
Camera moves horizontally while staying in the same position.
Camera positioned low down, looking up.
Used when there are two characters talking.
Q4.
What is a high angle?
Camera moves horizontally while staying in the same position.
Close range of a person or object.
Medium range to a person or object.
Q5.
What is a low angle?
Close range of a person or object.
Medium range to a person or object.
Q6.
What is an over the shoulder shot?
Camera moves horizontally while staying in the same position.
Camera points down on subject.
Camera positioned low down, looking up.
Q7.
What is a pan?
Also known as a ‘wide shot’ used to establish a scene in a film.
Camera points down on subject.
Close range of a person or object.