Title: Demonstrate use of video production commands and terminology.
Course: Video and Media Technology (11055) > Section: Producing Video

Demonstration should include
•    applying or responding to production commands (e.g., rolling, action, cut, gain, quiet on the set) in a live or mock-live set or studio
•    differentiating between A-roll and B-roll and the purpose of each
•    applying the rule of thirds
•    using leading lines
•    applying the concept of head space.

Process/Skill Questions:

•    What is the director describing when he/she says “Dolly in the camera and cut to the host;” “Bars and tone;” and “Quiet on the set, stand by crew, stand by talent, roll tape”?
•    How does head space apply to photography, videography, and cinematography?
•    Why is it important to understand commands when working on a set?