Video Editing Assessment 4

Question 1

What is 'color grading' primarily used to achieve?

Accepted Answer

A consistent look and mood across shots

Answer

Faster rendering times

Answer

Smaller file sizes

Answer

Automatic subtitle generation

Question 2

What does bitrate measure in an exported video?

Accepted Answer

The amount of data processed per second

Answer

The number of frames per second

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The screen resolution

Answer

The audio channel count

Question 3

What is an L-cut in editing?

Accepted Answer

Audio from the current scene continues over the next video

Answer

Video continues over the next scene's audio

Answer

A cut made on an action

Answer

A transition with a fade

Question 4

Which resolution corresponds to 4K UHD?

Accepted Answer

3840 x 2160

Answer

1920 x 1080

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1280 x 720

Answer

7680 x 4320

Question 5

What does 'normalizing' audio do?

Accepted Answer

Adjusts volume to a target peak level

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Removes background music

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Adds reverb

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Converts mono to stereo

Question 6

What is a 'jump cut'?

Accepted Answer

A cut between two similar shots that creates a jarring jump in time

Answer

A smooth dissolve between scenes

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A cut synced to music

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A transition that wipes across the screen

Question 7

What is the purpose of a LUT in video editing?

Accepted Answer

Apply a predefined color transformation to footage

Answer

Lower the audio level

Answer

Stabilize shaky footage

Answer

Trim clip duration