TV Terms

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Across
  1. 2. Three-legged camera mount offering stability and camera placement/movement
  2. 7. (CU) A tightly framed camera shot in which the principal subject is viewed at close range
  3. 10. The distance between the subject and the edge of the frame in the direction the subject is looking. Also called “look room.”
  4. 12. Special effects. Visual tricks and illusions.
  5. 13. Periodically videotaping a minimal number of frames over long durations of actual time. Upon playback, slow processes such as a flower blooming may be viewed in rapid motion.
  6. 17. (red, green, blue) Video signal transmission system that differentiates and processes all
  7. 19. One-legged camera support.
  8. 20. Difference between a picture's brightest and darkest areas.
  9. 22. Proper synchronization of video with audio -- lip movement with audible speech.
  10. 25. Occurring immediately, without delay for rendering.
  11. 26. Human-made illumination not limited to "indoor" variety:
  12. 31. Process or result of selectively recording video and/or audio on finished DVD.
  13. 33. Text specifying content of a production or performance, used as a guide.
  14. 34. Assembling finished program "on the fly" as you videotape simply by activating and pausing camcorder's record function.
  15. 37. Camera view including two subjects, often used in interview situations.
  16. 38. Production crew stagehand responsible for handling equipment, props, and scenery before, during, and after production.
  17. 41. (POV) Shot taken from a subject's point of view enabling viewers to see what the subject sees.
  18. 43. Accessories for video lights; adjustable folding flaps that control light distribution.
Down
  1. 1. Unnatural, abrupt switch between shots identical in subject but slightly different in screen location, so the subject appears to jump from one screen location to another.
  2. 3. Image transition effect of one picture gradually disappearing as another appears.
  3. 4. scale used to define the color of a light source; abbreviated as "K."
  4. 5. information in separate red, green and blue components--the primary color of light--for optimum image quality. Also defines type of color monitor.
  5. 6. Production crew technician responsible for placement and rigging of all lighting instruments.
  6. 8. A microphone that picks up sound from all directions.
  7. 9. (LS) Camera view of a subject or scene from a distance, showing a broad perspective.
  8. 11. Generic term for the people assuming on-screen roles in a videotaping.
  9. 12. Numbers corresponding to variable size of a camera's iris opening.
  10. 13. Basic lighting approach employing key, fill and back lights to illuminate subject with sense of depth and texture.
  11. 14. (post) Any video production activity following initial recording.
  12. 15. That which bounces off the illuminated subject.
  13. 16. Relative amount of "white" light's reddish or bluish qualities, measured in degrees Kelvin.
  14. 18. (Bayonet Fitting Connector aka British Naval Connector) A durable "professional" cable connector
  15. 21. (ambience) Natural background audio
  16. 23. To magnify an audio signal for mixing, distribution and transducing purposes.
  17. 24. Lamp providing illumination from behind.
  18. 27. (prompter) Mechanical device that projects and advances text on mirror directly in front of camera's lens, allowing talent to read their lines while appearing to maintain eye contact with viewers.
  19. 28. Unrehearsed, spontaneous act of speaking or performing.
  20. 29. Space between the top of a subject's head and a frame’s upper-screen edge.
  21. 30. Any short recorded audio segment for use in an edited program -- usually a highlight taken from an interview.
  22. 31. (Electronic news gathering) Use of portable video cameras, lighting and sound equipment to record news events in the field quickly.
  23. 32. Proportional width and height of on-screen picture. Current standard for a
  24. 35. Instantaneous change from one shot to another.
  25. 36. (Gigabyte) Giga- is a prefix that means one billion, so a Gigabyte is 1,000,000,000 bytes.
  26. 39. Shot of something other than the principal action that is shown while the principal action continues.
  27. 40. (frames per second) Measures the rate or speed of video or film. Film is typicnd thusally shot and played back at 24fps. Video is recorded and played back at 30fps.
  28. 42. Radiates a diffused, scattered blanket of light with soft, indistinct shadows.