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1-- If the range of ethical standards you follow are duty based they are called

Explore the concept of ethical standards in media and learn about various media techniques and terminology used in the industry.

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1-- If the range of ethical standards you follow are duty based they are called

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  1. 1--If the range of ethical standards you follow are duty based they are called deontological

  2. 2-- The ethical standard followed when what you do is based on the notion that individuals should be treated equally in terms of rights and responsibilities egalitarian

  3. 3-- What kind of coverage is it when a judge allows only one television camera and one still camera (that all interested media will use the same shots from), which minimizes court proceedings’ interference? pool

  4. 4--  The term for the person who puts the newscast together; s/he decides what goes where, the type each story is, and the length of time given to each story producer

  5. 5--A(n) ----- is a device that helps assignment editors know which news to cover—it’s a collection of story ideas, notes and news releases about upcoming events Futures file

  6. 6-- Sweeps are done in November, February, May, July 

  7. 7--The term for the outline of a TV news program rundown

  8. 8--What are the ‘theories of the press’ Social responsibility, libertarian, authoritarian, communist, developmental   

  9. Anchor debrief 9--As a reporter does a live close of a news story, the anchor may do a short question/answer with the reporter, reestablishing the anchor’s command of the show

  10. 10--The authority of an individual that can reasonably be assumed to be sufficient for a reporter to enter someone else’s premises or property Apparent authority

  11. 11--Our book calls it ------ reporting, in referring to a process of communicating with every available tool—the camera, microphone, spoken word, editing process, etc multidimensional

  12. 12--The law that states that at twice the distance from a subject, artificial lights provide only one-fourth their original level of illumination Inverse square law

  13. 13-- The ---- shot shows the view as seen through the subject’s eyes Subjective / POV

  14. 14-- Several shots of action done by the photojournalist, in which shots vary from LS to MS to CU, and that replicate how a viewer would break down the action if (s)he were at the scene is called shooting --- sequences  

  15. 15--Lighting a scene with a single light that produces uninteresting pictures with little sense of depth or modeling is called --- lighting flat  

  16. 16--Accent or separation light in a 3-point lighting set-up is the --- light Back

  17. 17-- A highly directional light coming from above and behind a subject, adding highlights, shape, and separationfrom the background. backlight

  18. 18--  The three parts of three-point lighting Key, fill , and back 

  19. 19--  In normal shooting, each eye normally contains one highlight, called ------. When lights are improperly placed, the subject’s eye’s frequently contain how many? Catchlights / two (one in each eye)

  20. 20--The two more dominant brand names of nonlinear video editing systems Avid and Final Cut Pro

  21. 21--A rectangular floodlight. Broad (or) pan

  22. 23-- The brand name of the classic controlled-beam spotlight; A light with a well-defined lens; the beam width is varied as the bulb is moved toward and away from the lens. Fresnel

  23. 24--The relationship of the brightest area to the darkest area in a given camera shot, as determined byreflected light readings. contrast ratio

  24. 25--Inside the modern TV camera, the ---- is the solid-state chip that converts reflected light into electrical signals Charge-coupled device (CCD) or CMOS

  25. 26--Whenever you compose a shot in the viewfinder, you must allow for TV -----, in which home TV screens clip off the edges of the transmitted image Cut-off

  26. 27--The contrast ratio in NTSC television is ---- 30:1

  27. 28-- If, while a shot is being made, you shift the focus from one subject to another (such as from a foreground to a background subject), the effect is called a ----- focus rack

  28. 29--A thin translucent, colored material such as gelatin or plastic that can be mounted in front of lighting instruments toproduce specific color effects. gel

  29. 30--What technique does the text suggest we follow in composing shots in which we mentally divide the viewfinder horizontally and vertically and place subjects or interest- catching features at points where these lines intersect. Rule of thirds

  30. 31--Visuals of a news story that should have nat sound but which are used as cut-ins, cutaways and inserts B-roll

  31. 32--The legal concept of ------ means saying something that damages someone’s reputation Defamation / libel

  32. 33--A camera filter that reduces the amount of light hitting the charge-coupled device or CMOS without affecting the color temperature. neutral density

  33. 34--The scale of measurement used to measure frequencies so that color temperature can be determined. Kelvin

  34. 34--The standard color temperature of traditional (quartz) TV studio lights is ---- 3,200 degrees Kelvin

  35. 35-If a camera is set to shoot outdoors but is used indoors the video will be ----; if set for indoors but used outdoors, the video will be ---- Red/orange ; blue

  36. 36--Writing down what is on a videotape, including the content of each shot, the inpoints and outpoints, andcomments about the quality of the shot. logging

  37. 37--Current, breaking news is most clearly defined in television as spot news

  38. 38--What are the primary traditional means by which local TV stations sent their signal back to the station when reporting live in their local community? -- from a distant location? Live truck and sat truck

  39. 39--A floodlight that contains a single bulb in a bowl-shaped metal reflector. scoop

  40. 40. Our text says a good reporter doing a newsgathering interview should ask questions the __ would ask viewer

  41. 40--The effect created when direct light throws strong highlights and distinct shadows Specular light

  42. 41--The opening sentence of a news story is best defined as the lead

  43. 42--The term for the reporter’s live intro and close to a prerecorded segment, such as a package Lead-in

  44. 43--A court order to produce documents or other information, including on-air tape, a reporter’s notes, or perhaps even the names of sources. subpoena

  45. 44--When shooting video for a news story, if a subject moves screen left in the first shot, then (s)he must move left in all other shots or the result will be a _____. False reverse 

  46. 45-- Rapid montage cutting is also known as _______ cutting flash

  47. 46--A distinct visual jump called the “______ cut” occurs if the camera is allowed to remain on the same axis line from one shot to the next, typically seen when shooting a WS followed by a MS or CU without moving the camera off the original axis line pop

  48. 47-- In editing, ------ occur when a shot ends and its accompanying sound ends, only to be replaced at the splice line by a new picture with new sound Cold cuts

  49. 48--The text says most of the individual shots in a typical TV news story average --- to --- seconds 4 / 7

  50. 49--What are you told to shoot first upon arriving at the scene of a story? Perishable (fleeting) video

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