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| All ____ have at least three particles. |
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| Electrons have what kind of charge? |
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| Natural magnets are found in the earth, and are called ____. |
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| Which particles are found in the nucleus of an atom? |
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| A magnetic field will attract a particle with a(n) ____ charge. |
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| A magnetic field will repel a particle with a(n) ____ charge. |
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| T/F? All magnetic fields have two poles, a north and a south. |
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| A stream of moving electrons is called a(n) ______. |
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| What is the name for an electrical current that flows in two directions? |
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| What is the name for an electrical current that flows in only one direction? |
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| ____ is the easiest type of current to produce in large amounts. |
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| Which property of electricity is measured in watts? |
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| Which property of electricity is measured in amps? |
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| Which property of electricity is measured in volts? |
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| Which property of DC electricity is measured in ohms? |
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| Which property of AC electricity is measured in ohms? |
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| ____ are used to step AC voltage up or down. |
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| ____ are devices used in a circuit that can serve as amplifiers, detectors, or switches. |
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| ____ are used to temporarily store electricity in a circuit. |
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| Light can only be detected by its effects on ____. |
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| Light can be characterized by its _____. |
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| A spectrometer is used to measure what aspect of a beam of light? |
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| Whose theory of electromagnetism stated that electromagnetic waves are equally divided between an electric field and a magnetic field? |
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| Photons can be described by both their ____ and their energies. |
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| Electromagnetic radiation is only detected when it is intercepted and then transformed into another form of ____. |
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| Light travels as a wave in an infinite number of straight lines, called ____. which create a spherical, expanding wavefront. |
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| The speed of light was first measured by ____ in 1676. |
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| What is the speed of light? |
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| The electromagnetic spectrum is comprised of ____ parts, of which visible light is but one. |
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| Everyday items, such as pagers and cell phones, use ____ to function. |
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| There are ____ colors that comprise the spectrum of visible light. |
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| What is the most common source of UV rays? |
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| ____ is the primary agent responsible for sunburns. |
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| ____ are a type of EM radiation with a very short wavelength and high frequency, which allows them to move around molecules. |
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| _____ are emitted by exploding starts in space and radioactive atoms. |
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| What color has the lowest frequency of any visible light? |
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| What color has the highest frequency of any visible light? |
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| The brightness or intensity of light depends on its ____. |
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| _____ are high-energy charged particles that travel through space at nearly the speed of light. |
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| One of the easiest methods of creating electromagnetic radiation is by _____. |
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| Most of the output of a common lighting instrument is in the form of ____. |
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| Measurement of light amplitude falls into two categories; what are they? |
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| The lumen is a measurement of what kind of light? |
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| ____ is an illumination of one lumen per square meter. |
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| ____ is a measurement of luminous intensity. |
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| One lumen per square foot equals _____ |
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| _____ decreases in inverse proportion to the square of the distance. |
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| If a surface is exposed to white light and it reflects all of the wavelengths that strike the surface, the surface will appear ____. |
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| If a surface is exposed to white light and it absorbs all of the wavelengths that strike the surface, the surface will appear ____. |
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| _____ is a property of light, not of an object itself. |
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| The _____ color process deals with the mixing of direct light. |
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| The _____ color process deals with reflected or filtered light. |
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| In the subtractive color process, cyan is created by subtracting ____. |
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| In the subtractive color process, magenta is created by subtracting ____. |
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| In the subtractive color process, yellow is created by subtracting ____. |
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| What color is referred to as the "key" color in the subtractive color process? |
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| Electron (-), Proton (+), Neutron (no charge) |
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| Name the 3 atomic particles and their properties. |
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| How many poles in a natural magnet? |
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| How many poles in an "electrified" straight wire? |
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| AC (Alternating Current) & DC (Direct Current) |
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| What are the types of electricity? |
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| an unbroken path, along which an electrical current may flow |
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| Define an electrical circuit. |
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"PIERZ WAVOO"
Power (P) measured in Watts
Current (I) measured in Amps
Electromotive force (E) measured in Volts
Resistance (R) measured in Ohms
Impedence (Z) measured in Ohms |
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| What are the five properties of electricity? |
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| What is the name of the law associated w/ the 5 electricity properties? |
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| adds resistance, can be fixed or variable |
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| stores electricity & smooths out voltage level |
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| steps AC voltage up or down, can covert AC to DC |
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| device used as an amplifier, detector, or switch |
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| "Ground" can be described as the _____. |
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| Which has longer wavelength? UV or microwave |
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| Which has shorter wavelength? Green or Blue |
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| How do we perceive frequency changes in light? |
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| How do we perceive amplitude changes in light? |
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| What is the most common form of light measurement on film or video shoots in the USA? |
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| What is a measurement of direct light? |
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| What are the 3 colors of the subtractive color process? |
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| What are the 3 colors of the additive color process? |
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| Which color process needs to have Black added to work? |
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| What does Cyan and Yellow combine to make? |
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| What does Blue and Green combine to make? |
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C: R G B
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| Visualize the Color chart. |
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| The ____ is usually used to introduce a melody or the mood of a song. |
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| The ____ of a song contrasts in mood or rhythm to the rest of the song. |
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| A ____ in a song is used to highlight a particular instrument. |
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| A(n) ____ is a recording meant to illustrate the abilities of a musician. |
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| An event that occurs very early in a story that is intended to grab the audience's attention and get them interested. |
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| The part of the play that provides the background information needed to understand the characters and the action. |
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| Usually a major event or action that moves the audience into the second act. |
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| This is usually the half way point in the second act known as the point of no return. |
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| The point of the highest dramatic tension in the story to which virtually all previous action has led, occurring at the end of the second act. |
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| The main character in a script or film and the changes he or she goes through. |
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| The character in a script or film that causes the change in the main character. |
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| A(n) ____ is a recurring physical symbol of importance within a dramatic work. |
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| A series of panels of rough sketches outlining the scene sequence and major changes of action or plot in a production to be shot or produced. |
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| As a basic rule, one page of a screenplay is equal to _____ of screen time. |
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| intro, verse, chorus, bridge, solo, outtro |
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| What are the six sections of a song discussed in class? |
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| Introduction, Complication, Resolution |
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| What are the elements of the 3 Act Paradigm? |
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| A ____ is a large vacuum tabe that allows for the flow of elections in a beam from one end to the other. |
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| The NTSC standard for creating a video image is a ____ electrical current. |
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| An NTSC TV screen's image is projected at a rate of ____ frames per second. |
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| The PAL standard for creating a video image is a ____ electrical current. |
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| A standard TV signal consists of _____ parts. |
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| Luminance, Chrominanance, timing and blanking pulses, audio signal |
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| What are the 4 parts of a std TV signal? |
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| _____ is the part of a TV signal that deals with brightness. |
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| _____ is the part of a TV signal that deals with color hue and saturation. |
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| ____ are cameras for soundstage use in television. |
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| EFP (Electronic Field Protection) |
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| ____ are cameras that have a separate camera and VTR. |
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| ENG (Electronic News Gathering) |
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| ____ are cameras that have a camera and VTR in a single unit. |
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| CCD (charge-coupled device) |
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| ____ is the proper name for the imaging device found in a video camera. |
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| Video camera imaging devices are comprised of ___ layers, which capture an image and covert it into an electronic signal. |
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| The light entering the camera body is split info the three additive colors through one of how many methods? |
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| This color separation method uses dyed mirrors that separate the colors and send them to the appropriate CCD. |
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| This method of color separation yields the least quality, and is ued more in consumer cameras with only one CCD. |
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| This color separation method employs a prism to separate the colors and send them to the appropriate CCD. |
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| There are ___ DTV formats total. |
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| ____ "draws" in all of the lines of resolution at one time. |
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| ____ "draws" in the lines of resolution in an odd-then-even pattern. |
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| Film stock used for movies with an aspect ratio of 1.85:1 is said to be ____. |
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| Film stock used for movies with an aspect ratio of 2.35:1 is said to be ____. |
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| In a ____ display, we are triggering phosphors to glow, but rather than use an electron beam to accomplish this, we essentially "wire" each pixel. |
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| ____ operate not on the principle of creating light from little "bulbs," like phosphors, but on controlling light passing through the display. |
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| The ____ connector allows for the use of separate signals for component video. |
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| ____ is a connector that is a compromise between component analog video and composite video. It uses only two lines, one for luminance and another for the composite chrominance signal. |
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| This connector was named after Paul Neill of Bell Labs, and Amphenol engineer Carl Concelman. |
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| The ____ connector is the connection you have with the cable company at home. |
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| How many lines of resolution in NTSC video? |
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| How many lines of resolution in PAL video? |
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| What is the process to fit film aspect ratios onto a 4:3 TV screen? |
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| 1) Photosensitive, 2) Storage, 3) Amplification |
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| What are the 3 layers of a CCD? |
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| How many lines of resolution in HDTV? |
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| Moving storyboards are called? |
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| entertainment lawyer, band manager |
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| To get a demo submitted to a studio, a band needs a _____ and ______. |
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| A map of paths a user can take in an interactive experience (for interactive media). |
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| 1) camera angles 2) lighting 3) special F/X 4) what to construct |
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| Storyboards help determine: ______. |
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| Which HDTV technology uses a Digital Micromirror Device (DMD), which has 1.3 million microscopic, tilting mirrors? |
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| Other names for F-Type cable... |
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| Radio->Microwave->Infrared->Visible->Ultraviolet->X-Ray->GammaRay |
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| List the electromagnetic spectrum from longest wavelength to shortest. |
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| What are the 3 parts of a std AC outlet? |
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