Across
- 2. A video transition in which the image begins black and gradually lightens to full brightness.
- 3. Footage that contains different but related shots used for cut-aways and cut-ins.
- 4. Translucent material that breaks up and scatters light to soften it.
- 10. close up shot of an image related to but visible in the shot immediately preceding or following it.
- 12. Basic lighting technique that helps create an illusion of three dimensionality by separating the subject from the background, using key, fill, and back light.
- 14. The television video standard in use in North America, much of South America, and Japan which defines the frame rate and scan lines of a TV frame.
- 15. in video camera viewfinders, these show you what parts of the image are over exposed or clipped.
- 16. controlling the focus of the lens, so that the image of an object is continuously kept sharp and clear.
- 17. A flat or curved surface that light can be bounced off to create indirect light on a set or location.
Down
- 1. In video editing, the first useable frame of a video clip.
- 3. Light used to illuminate the set or background without lighting subjects in front of the set.
- 5. The center area of a TV screen that can be reproduced on all home television receivers.
- 6. technique of quickly moving through a video by dragging a handle along a track below a preview window.
- 7. a video edit in which one clip changes instantly to the next clip with no transition effects.
- 8. a video transition in which one image is gradually replaced by another image.
- 9. A lens with a relatively short focal length and a wide field of view.
- 11. A wheeled camera platform used to make smooth moving shots, sometimes used with tracks.
- 13. Long focal length lens