Media Literacy

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Video Production and Visual Storytelling Quiz

1. Framing an Interview
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Which of the following is the best way to frame an interview subject?
- Place the subject directly in the center of the frame all the times
- Try to position the subject slightly off-center using the rule of thirds
- Have the subject looking straight into the camera
- Keep the subject as far away as possible from the camera
2. A-Roll vs. B-Roll
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What is the purpose of B-Roll in video production?
- It serves as the primary footage in an interview
- It adds context and visual depth to complement A-Roll
- It is used only when A-Roll footage is unavailable
- It consists of background music and sound effects
3. Depth of Field
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What happens when the depth of field is shallow?
- The background and subject are equally sharp
- The subject if properly focused stands out while the background is blurred
- The entire frame becomes distorted
- The subject appears too far away from the camera
4. Lighting in Video Production
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Which of the following is the best lighting setup for an interview?
- Only use overhead lighting, as it evenly distributes brightness
- A single bright light source directly in front of the subject
- No additional lighting—only natural light should be used
- Whatever combination of lights help you tell the story right
5. Common Mistakes in Video Storytelling
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Which of the following are common mistakes in video storytelling? (Select two)
- Poor audio quality that makes dialogue hard to understand
- Using a tripod to stabilize the camera
- Including too few objects around around the subject
- Using multiple angles to enhance storytelling
6. What is the most important before shooting a scene
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What is the most important element before shooting a scene?
- Make sure you know what story you are saying
- Have the most expensive equipment