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| What is the second phase of production? |
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| What is the third phase of production? |
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| What is the fourth and last phase of production? |
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| Who mixes the sound for the audience? |
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| Who mixes sound for the performers? |
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| Who designs and implements the audio systems? |
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| Who prepares the instruments for the performers? |
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| Instrument / Back Line Technician |
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| Who maximizes the sound based on room characteristics? |
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| Acoustic Analysis Engineer |
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| Who creates the look of the show? |
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| Who is in charge of the lighting for a show? |
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| Who assembles the trusses, mounts the lights, etc.? |
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| Who connects the chain and cables to the ceilings? |
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| Who manages the non-technical logistics of the show and hires the staff? |
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| Who supervises the crew and equipment on a daily basis? |
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| Who oversees the entire performance area? |
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| What is the device used to create two copies of the original audio signal? |
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| What is the documentation of mic connections to the console inputs? |
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| What is a networking technology for multiple digital audio channels? |
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| What are the amplifiers of the three front of house speaker cabinets? |
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1. High Frequency Driver
2. Mid-Range Speaker
3. Subwoofer |
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| What is a guide for the crew to follow as far as lighting for a show goes? |
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| What is the programmins standard for lighting? |
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| What is the device that controls the voltage traveling to the lights? |
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| What are two types of moving lights? |
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| What light is used to creat laser like shapes? |
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| Who is first in charge of a film? |
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| Runner up behing the producer? |
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| Who is the director of photography? |
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| Who is the chief electrician? |
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| Who is the head of the grip department? |
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| Makeup, wardrobe, transportation are examples of what? |
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| What is designing the look of the set around the characters? |
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| What the camera will see is the _____ elevation. |
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| Where the wall support is, is the _____ elevation... |
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| Where the back of the set wall is, is the ______ elevation... |
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| There are two types of miniatures, the first is to look at a set before building it, which we call... |
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| The miniature used for actual filming... |
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| A lens that has concentritic rings to help direct light is called a... |
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| 3 Characteristics of a soft light? |
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1. Indirect Reflection
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3. Difficult to control |
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| What camera is extremely controllable and has a double lens? |
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| The film camera is __ FPS. |
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| What is the distance between the center of the lens and the film plane? |
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| What controls the amount of light? |
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| The number measurement of how much lights is allowed through the lens? |
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| The number measurement of how much lights is allowed through the lens? |
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| What stores film prior to and after exposure? |
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| What lens is used to compress a widescreen image on a square film frame? |
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| What is the top layer of film that captures the images? |
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| What allows for image consistency between different speeds? |
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| What is pressed to convert film images into video images? |
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| This was government funded in 1969... |
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| Introduced in 1991, what was the basis of the WWW? |
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| Introduced in 1991, what was the basis of the WWW? |
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| What is a physical pipeline that data travels on? |
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| What is a measurement of the amount of data passing through a line medium during a given amount of time? |
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| How the computers are connected to each other? |
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| All devices connected to a central hub which controls data traffic, most common topology... |
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| Combo. of star and bus topoligy? |
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| Often a higher archial structure? |
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| Non-Linear, quick access to features? |
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1. Defining the project
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3. Creating the user interface |
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| 256 Colors, Often used on the web.. |
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| common in CPU illustration? |
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| Carries event date rather than audio? |
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| Book E and F ; Rewritable |
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| 2d Color and look of a model. |
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| Process of converting 3D model into a 2D image? |
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