Across
- 4. - The tools and gear (like tripods, mics, and lights) used to produce a video.
- 5. - Supplemental or alternative footage intercut with the main shot to add visual interest.
- 8. - The primary device used to capture moving images and video footage.
- 9. - A conversation where questions are asked to a subject or expert to gather information.
- 10. - The written guide or blueprint outlining the dialogue, scenes, and visual directions.
- 12. - The group of viewers, listeners, or consumers that a video is created for.
- 14. - The topic, information, or story presented in a video.
Down
- 1. - A person who creates, presents, and uploads video blogs to the internet.
- 2. - ff-camera narration where a voice is heard but the speaker is not seen on screen.
- 3. - A non-fiction film or television program that documents reality, facts, and real events.
- 6. - The most popular video-sharing platform where media is widely uploaded.
- 7. - The process of cutting, arranging, and polishing video and audio clips to create a final product.
- 11. - The deliberate use and arrangement of illumination to set the mood or clarify a video shot.
- 13. - A personal video blog where a creator records their daily life, thoughts, or experiences.