What is television production?
a) The study of television history
b) The process of creating television content
c) The analysis of television ratings
d) The study of television audiences
Which of the following is NOT a stage in television production?
a) Pre-production
b) Production
c) Post-production
d) Advertisement
What is a storyboard in television production?
a) A legal document
b) A visual representation of a program’s scenes
c) A list of equipment needed for filming
d) A budget plan
Which term refers to the set of instructions for camera operators during a shoot?
a) Director’s cut
b) Camera script
c) Lighting plan
d) Soundtrack
What is a ‘teleprompter’ used for in television production?
a) Lighting control
b) Audio mixing
c) Displaying scripts for presenters
d) Camera movement
What does ‘B-roll’ refer to in television production?
a) Main footage
b) Supplementary footage used to support the main content
c) Audio equipment
d) Lighting equipment
What is the purpose of a ‘call sheet’ in television production?
a) A script for actors
b) A schedule of activities and contact information for the production crew
c) A list of props
d) A budget breakdown
What is a ‘key grip’ in television production?
a) A lighting technician
b) A camera operator
c) A production assistant
d) A person responsible for camera support and movement
What is the role of a ‘line producer’ in television production?
a) Managing the budget and scheduling
b) Writing scripts
c) Operating cameras
d) Editing footage
What is a ‘dolly shot’ in television production?
a) A type of camera movement
b) A lighting technique
c) A sound effect
d) A type of microphone
Which of the following is NOT a type of television camera?
a) DSLR
b) ENG
c) CRT
d) LED
What is ‘blocking’ in television production?
a) The process of rehearsing camera movements and actor positions
b) A lighting technique
c) Adding special effects
d) Writing dialogue
What is ‘chroma key’ used for in television production?
a) Adjusting colors in footage
b) Creating virtual backgrounds
c) Enhancing sound quality
d) Editing scripts
What is ‘post-production’ in television production?
a) The process of editing, adding effects, and finalizing a program after filming
b) The process of planning a production
c) The process of casting actors
d) The process of setting up equipment
What is ‘CGI’ in television production?
a) Computer-Generated Imagery
b) Camera Graphics Interface
c) Creative Graphics Integration
d) Color Grading Interface
What is ‘sound design’ in television production?
a) Writing scripts
b) Creating and mixing audio elements for a program
c) Operating cameras
d) Directing actors
What is the purpose of ‘color grading’ in television production?
a) Adjusting the color and tone of footage for consistency and visual appeal
b) Editing scripts
c) Setting up lighting
d) Adding visual effects
What is ‘broadcasting’ in television production?
a) The process of filming
b) The process of distributing programs to an audience through television channels
c) The process of editing
d) The process of budgeting
What does ‘aspect ratio’ refer to in television production?
a) The ratio of pixels in an image
b) The ratio of width to height in a frame
c) The ratio of cameras used in a shoot
d) The ratio of actors to crew members
What is ‘television format’ in television production?
a) The layout of a television studio
b) The structure and style of a television program
c) The type of camera used
d) The budget of a production
What is ‘tapeless’ production in television?
a) Production without scripts
b) Production using digital storage instead of physical tapes
c) Production without cameras
d) Production without editing
What is ‘sync sound’ in television production?
a) Synchronized lighting and camera movements
b) Synchronized audio and video recordings
c) Synchronized scripts
d) Synchronized editing
What is ‘dubbing’ in television production?
a) Adding subtitles
b) Replacing dialogue in one language with another in post-production
c) Adjusting camera angles
d) Creating visual effects
What is ‘multi-camera setup’ in television production?
a) Using multiple cameras to film a scene simultaneously from different angles
b) Using one camera to film a scene from multiple angles
c) Using multiple actors to film a scene
d) Using multiple microphones for audio recording
What is ‘metadata’ in television production?
a) Data about data, such as information about video files
b) Audio data
c) Video quality data
d) Lighting data
What is ‘timecode’ used for in television production?
a) Timing the length of a program
b) Synchronizing audio and video
c) Adjusting camera focus
d) Adding special effectsWhat is ‘location scouting’ in television production?
a) Scouting for actors
b) Scouting for suitable filming locations
c) Scouting for props
d) Scouting for lighting options
What is ‘white balance’ in television production?
a) Balancing audio levels
b) Balancing color temperatures to ensure accurate colors in footage
c) Balancing camera movements
d) Balancing lighting intensities
What is ‘lighting design’ in television production?
a) Designing sets
b) Designing lighting setups for visual appeal and mood
c) Designing scripts
d) Designing camera movements
What is ‘video editing’ in television production?
a) Editing audio tracks
b) Editing visual footage to create a coherent program
c) Editing scripts
d) Editing camera settings
What is ‘motion graphics’ in television production?
a) Graphics that move or animate, used for visual effects and enhancements
b) Graphics for static images only
c) Graphics related to camera movement
d) Graphics for audio editing
What does ‘pre-roll’ mean in television production?
a) Previewing footage before editing
b) Beginning a recording or playback before the actual content starts
c) Adding effects to footage
d) Checking lighting before filming
What is ‘capturing’ in television production?
a) Capturing audience attention
b) Recording footage from cameras or other sources into a digital format for editing
c) Capturing audio separately from video
d) Capturing still images
What is ‘audio mixing’ in television production?
a) Mixing different audio tracks to create a balanced sound
b) Mixing visuals and graphics
c) Mixing camera angles
d) Mixing lighting effects
What is ‘broadcast graphics’ in television production?
a) Graphics used for broadcasting schedules
b) Graphics used during live broadcasts, such as lower thirds, logos, and tickers
c) Graphics for editing purposes only
d) Graphics for print media
What is ‘media management’ in television production?
a) Managing media coverage
b) Organizing and storing media files, including footage, audio, and graphics
c) Managing scripts
d) Managing lighting equipment
What is ‘transcoding’ in television production?
a) Converting media files from one format to another
b) Translating scripts
c) Transferring footage to external drives
d) Creating subtitles
What is ‘metadata tagging’ in television production?
a) Tagging actors in footage
b) Tagging media files with descriptive information for easy organization and retrieval
c) Tagging lighting equipment
d) Tagging audio tracks
What is ‘audio sweetening’ in television production?
a) Enhancing audio quality and adding effects in post-production
b) Sweetening food for actors on set
c) Adjusting lighting for better audio recording
d) Editing scripts for better dialogue
What is ‘rendering’ in television production?
a) Rendering visual effects
b) Rendering final edited footage into a viewable format
c) Rendering lighting effects
d) Rendering audio tracks
What is ‘compression’ in television production?
a) Reducing file size without significant quality loss
b) Increasing file size for higher quality
c) Compressing actors’ performances
d) Compressing audio tracks
What is ‘green screen’ used for in television production?
a) Environmental conservation messages
b) Creating virtual backgrounds and visual effects
c) Adjusting color temperatures
d) Recording outdoor scenes
What is ‘telecine’ in television production?
a) Telecommunication equipment
b) Transferring film footage to digital format
c) Editing television scripts
d) Televising live events
What is ‘broadcast automation’ in television production?
a) Automating scriptwriting
b) Automating the broadcast process, including scheduling, switching, and playback
c) Automating camera movements
d) Automating lighting adjustments
What is ‘aspect ratio conversion’ in television production?
a) Converting audio formats
b) Converting video formats
c) Converting lighting setups
d) Converting camera angles
What is ‘fade in’ and ‘fade out’ in television production?
a) Gradual increase or decrease in audio or video levels at the beginning or end of a scene
b) Enhancing audio levels
c) Adjusting camera focus
d) Transitioning between scenes abruptly
What is ‘previsualization’ in television production?
a) Previewing final edits before rendering
b) Visualizing scenes before filming or production
c) Visualizing lighting effects
d) Previewing audio tracks
What is ‘live streaming’ in television production?
a) Broadcasting live events over the internet
b) Streaming recorded content
c) Live editing of footage
d) Live audience interactions
What is ‘metadata synchronization’ in television production?
a) Synchronizing metadata with media files for accurate organization and retrieval
b) Synchronizing audio with video
c) Synchronizing lighting effects
d) Synchronizing camera movements