To capture the action on set

To create the film's visual style

To collaborate with the director

To ensure the film is technically sound

A long shot shows a wide area, while a close-up shows a small area

A long shot shows a character from head to toe, while a close-up shows only their face

A long shot is used to establish a scene, while a close-up is used to focus on a character or object

A long shot is typically shot with a wide-angle lens, while a close-up is typically shot with a telephoto lens

To create a realistic look

To create a dramatic look

To create a symbolic look

All of the above

Hard light creates sharp shadows, while soft light creates soft shadows

Hard light is typically used for outdoor scenes, while soft light is typically used for indoor scenes

Hard light is typically used to create a dramatic look, while soft light is typically used to create a soft look

All of the above

The rule of thirds divides the frame into three equal parts, both horizontally and vertically

The rule of thirds places the most important elements of the composition along the lines or at the intersections of the lines

The rule of thirds helps to create a more balanced and visually appealing composition

All of the above

A dolly shot is a shot that moves horizontally, while a crane shot is a shot that moves vertically

A dolly shot is typically used to follow a character or object, while a crane shot is typically used to get a bird's-eye view of a scene

A dolly shot is typically shot with a camera mounted on a dolly, while a crane shot is typically shot with a camera mounted on a crane

All of the above

A zoom lens can change its focal length, while a prime lens cannot

A zoom lens is typically used for wide shots, while a prime lens is typically used for close-ups

A zoom lens is typically heavier and more expensive than a prime lens

All of the above

A matte box is a device that is attached to the front of the camera lens to block unwanted light

A filter is a piece of glass or plastic that is placed in front of the camera lens to change the look of the image

A matte box can be used to hold multiple filters

All of the above

A gaffer is responsible for the electrical lighting on set

A key grip is responsible for the rigging and positioning of the camera and other equipment

A gaffer is typically the head of the lighting department

A key grip is typically the head of the grip department

All of the above

The director of photography is responsible for the overall look of the film, while the cinematographer is responsible for the technical aspects of cinematography

The director of photography is typically more experienced than the cinematographer

The director of photography is typically the head of the camera department

All of the above

A storyboard is a series of drawings that illustrate the key scenes in a film

A shot list is a list of the shots that will be used in a film

A storyboard is typically created before the film is shot

A shot list is typically created after the film is shot

All of the above

A master shot is a wide shot that shows the entire scene

A coverage shot is a close-up shot that focuses on a specific character or object

A master shot is typically used to establish the scene

A coverage shot is typically used to provide additional detail

All of the above

A cut is a sudden transition from one shot to another

A dissolve is a gradual transition from one shot to another

A cut is typically used to create a sense of urgency or excitement

A dissolve is typically used to create a sense of smoothness or continuity

All of the above

A fade-in is a gradual transition from black to the image

A fade-out is a gradual transition from the image to black

A fade-in is typically used to start a scene

A fade-out is typically used to end a scene

All of the above

A wipe is a transition where one shot pushes the other shot off the screen

A crossfade is a transition where one shot gradually fades out while the other shot gradually fades in

A wipe is typically used to create a sense of excitement or suspense

A crossfade is typically used to create a sense of smoothness or continuity

All of the above