Across
- 2. A three-pin connector used with balanced audio lines for line and mic level audio signals. Also known as XL or XLR
- 4. Directing a drama in the studio is very different to directing a reality TV show in the field, or a sporting event in an outside broadcast.
- 5. To change the focal length of a zoom lens.
- 8. A seamless background, blending into the floor. Used to eliminate any background detail from a set
- 10. A special light-weight lens used in focusing beams of light. Originally used in lighthouses, now also used in high-quality studio and theatrical lights.
Down
- 1. Can be in charge of everything from the program's inception to post-production
- 3. Opening in camera lens controlling and allowing light to pass through.
- 6. An electronic device for combining the outputs of several sound sources
- 7. Light striking a subject from the direction opposite to the camera. Generally used to highlight the subject and set it apart from the background.
- 9. The difference in illumination between the brightest and darkest parts of a scene or picture
- 10. To cause a sharp image from a lens to be projected onto the focal plane (in the case of a camera) or onto a screen (in the case of a projector).