Video and Film

2. The clarity and detail of a video image.
3. Software used to create, modify and produce video content.
6. EFFECTS Effects such as twisting, zooming, rotating, slow motion and time lapse.
8. A video format that stores information as binary data.
11. The number of colours available in an image.
13. A type of compression that preserves all original data.
15. Visual effects used to move from one clip to another.
16. A common video file format often used on Windows systems.
18. An adjustment that makes an image lighter or darker.
19. A video file format developed by the Motion Picture Experts Group.

1. An adjustment used to make colours appear more natural.
4. The process of saving a completed project into a final file format.
5. The dimensions of a video image measured in pixels.
7. Effects applied to alter the appearance of video footage.
9. The process of bringing video, audio or image files into editing software.
10. An effect used to soften details and reduce sharpness.
12. Text added to a video, often used at the beginning or end.
13. A type of compression that permanently removes some data to reduce file size.
14. A video format that stores information using continuous signals.
17. The number of images displayed per second in a video.