Video

3. Key: A technique where a specific color is removed from the video, allowing another background to be inserted.
7. To change the focal length of a camera lens to make the subject appear closer or farther away.
8. Rate: The number of individual frames displayed per second in a video, determining its smoothness.
10. Shooting video with a wider frame, capturing a broad view of the surroundings.
11. The continuous transmission of video or audio files over the internet without the need for downloading.
12. The act of watching or viewing a video file or content.
15. A visual representation or outline of a video, illustrating the sequence of scenes or shots.
17. The process of arranging and manipulating video clips to create a final, polished video.
18. Effects used to smoothly switch between different scenes or clips in a video.
19. The process of generating the final video file after editing and processing.

1. Additional footage used to supplement the main shots, adding context or visual interest.
2. A signal or prompt for a specific action in a video, often used in video production.
4. Placing one video or image on top of another in the editing process.
5. Short for "compression-decompression," it's a software or hardware tool that compresses and decompresses video files.
6. Ratio: The proportional relationship between the width and height of a video frame.
9. Trimming or cutting parts of a video to remove unwanted or unnecessary content.
13. A direct transition between two shots, creating a quick change in the video.
14. A gradual transition between two shots, where one image fades out as another fades in.
16. The number of pixels in each dimension that can be displayed on a screen, affecting the clarity and quality of the video.
18. In video editing, a graphical representation of the temporal sequence of video clips.