CTVA 300-50 Final Exam (Based on
Study Guides) Exam Questions and
Answers Graded A+
Movement can be created in four different ways - Correct answer-Actual, apparent,
included, and relative
In the screen world, only three things can move - Correct answer-An object, the
camera, the audience's point-of-attention
Two types of tracks in movement - Correct answer-Actual and virtual
Four ways to categorize movement of an object - Correct answer-Direction,
quality, scale, and speed
Pan - Correct answer-Pivot of the camera left or right
Tilt - Correct answer-Pivot of the camera up or down
Dolly - Correct answer-Physical movement of the camera parallel to the ground
grip - Correct answer-Person who pushes the Dolly
Crane - Correct answer-Physical movement of the camera during heigh changes
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, Steadicam - Correct answer-handheld system that stabilizes camera movement
Motivated Movement - Correct answer-Subjects movements are motivating the
camera
Stability of the Camera - Correct answer-Shaky is more dynamic, smooth is not
Autonomous - Correct answer-Subject movements are not motivating the camera
Color - Correct answer-unifies sections of video, structures video and manipulates
to build intensity through contrast
Space - Correct answer-Spatial arrangement of figures requires viewer's eyes to
adjust
Actual Movement - Correct answer-Occurs only in the real world. Almost
everything in our 3d world that moves is classified in this category. Walking
people, flying birds.
Apparent Movement - Correct answer-When one stationary object is replaced by
another stationary object
Simple Movement - Correct answer-In the screen world there are only a few two-
dimensional directions in which an object can move: horizontal, vertical, diagonal,
or circular.
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Study Guides) Exam Questions and
Answers Graded A+
Movement can be created in four different ways - Correct answer-Actual, apparent,
included, and relative
In the screen world, only three things can move - Correct answer-An object, the
camera, the audience's point-of-attention
Two types of tracks in movement - Correct answer-Actual and virtual
Four ways to categorize movement of an object - Correct answer-Direction,
quality, scale, and speed
Pan - Correct answer-Pivot of the camera left or right
Tilt - Correct answer-Pivot of the camera up or down
Dolly - Correct answer-Physical movement of the camera parallel to the ground
grip - Correct answer-Person who pushes the Dolly
Crane - Correct answer-Physical movement of the camera during heigh changes
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, Steadicam - Correct answer-handheld system that stabilizes camera movement
Motivated Movement - Correct answer-Subjects movements are motivating the
camera
Stability of the Camera - Correct answer-Shaky is more dynamic, smooth is not
Autonomous - Correct answer-Subject movements are not motivating the camera
Color - Correct answer-unifies sections of video, structures video and manipulates
to build intensity through contrast
Space - Correct answer-Spatial arrangement of figures requires viewer's eyes to
adjust
Actual Movement - Correct answer-Occurs only in the real world. Almost
everything in our 3d world that moves is classified in this category. Walking
people, flying birds.
Apparent Movement - Correct answer-When one stationary object is replaced by
another stationary object
Simple Movement - Correct answer-In the screen world there are only a few two-
dimensional directions in which an object can move: horizontal, vertical, diagonal,
or circular.
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