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Video Production Glossary QuizOnline version Key terms from the video production glossary by Baby Bear 1 HD (high definition) a A broadcast signal that has a higher resolution than standard-definition television. b A piece of promotional content designed to look like regular editorial content. c A service that delivers video content directly to viewers via the internet, bypassing traditional cable or satellite television. 2 Over-the-top service (OTT) a A pivoted support that allows a camera to remain stable while being moved. b A service that delivers video content directly to viewers via the internet, bypassing traditional cable or satellite television. c A plan for how to convey information to achieve a desired outcome. 3 Pitch a A summary of previously presented content. b A presentation or proposal to convince someone to approve or support a project. c A small light on a camera that indicates when it is recording or broadcasting live. 4 Recap a The latest time or date by which something should be completed. b A series of scenes or shots that form a distinct part of the narrative. c A summary of previously presented content. 5 Scene a A system that allows viewers to watch video content whenever they choose rather than at a scheduled broadcast time. b A word or phrase preceded by the symbol #, used on social media to categorize content. c A part of a film or broadcast where the action happens in a single location and continuous time. 6 Video on demand a A system that allows viewers to watch video content whenever they choose rather than at a scheduled broadcast time. b The arrangement of visual elements on a page. c The specific goal or outcome that communication efforts aim to achieve. 7 Sequence a A series of scenes or shots that form a distinct part of the narrative. b A single continuous recording made by a camera. c A pivoted support that allows a camera to remain stable while being moved. 8 Shot a A visual tool used to convey the intended style and feeling of a project. b A single continuous recording made by a camera. c The latest time or date by which something should be completed. 9 Tally light a Advertising that is paid for, such as commercials or sponsored posts. b A small light on a camera that indicates when it is recording or broadcasting live. c The level of familiarity that an audience has with a brand or message. 10 Deadline a Media channels that a company owns and controls, like its website or social media pages. b A plan for how to convey information to achieve a desired outcome. c The latest time or date by which something should be completed. 11 Communication strategy a The specific goal or outcome that communication efforts aim to achieve. b A plan for how to convey information to achieve a desired outcome. c A device or software that compresses or decompresses digital video and audio data. 12 Communication objective a A plan for how to convey information to achieve a desired outcome. b The specific goal or outcome that communication efforts aim to achieve. c A pivoted support that allows a camera to remain stable while being moved. 13 Codec a The arrangement of visual elements on a page. b A piece of promotional content designed to look like regular editorial content. c A device or software that compresses or decompresses digital video and audio data. 14 Gimball a The latest time or date by which something should be completed. b A pivoted support that allows a camera to remain stable while being moved. c A small light on a camera that indicates when it is recording or broadcasting live. 15 Handheld a The interaction and involvement of an audience with content. b A type of camera or device that is small enough to be held and operated with one hand. c A summary of previously presented content. 16 Content a Information, articles, videos, or other media produced for an audience. b The level of familiarity that an audience has with a brand or message. c The clarity and detail of a video image, measured in pixels. 17 Awareness a The level of familiarity that an audience has with a brand or message. b The number of frames displayed per second in a video. c Advertising that is paid for, such as commercials or sponsored posts. 18 Paid media a Media channels that a company owns and controls, like its website or social media pages. b Advertising that is paid for, such as commercials or sponsored posts. c A word or phrase preceded by the symbol #, used on social media to categorize content. 19 Owned media a A piece of promotional content designed to look like regular editorial content. b Publicity gained through promotional efforts other than advertising, such as word-of-mouth or social media shares. c Media channels that a company owns and controls, like its website or social media pages. 20 Earned media a The process of carrying out a plan or project. b Publicity gained through promotional efforts other than advertising, such as word-of-mouth or social media shares. c A plan for how to convey information to achieve a desired outcome. 21 Execution a A word or phrase preceded by the symbol #, used on social media to categorize content. b The process of carrying out a plan or project. c A visual tool used to convey the intended style and feeling of a project. 22 Hashtag a A word or phrase preceded by the symbol #, used on social media to categorize content. b A rough drawing representing the main features of a design. c The interaction and involvement of an audience with content. 23 Engagement a The interaction and involvement of an audience with content. b A visual tool used to convey the intended style and feeling of a project. c Illustrations or designs created for use in media and publications. 24 Moodboard a The arrangement of visual elements on a page. b A piece of promotional content designed to look like regular editorial content. c A visual tool used to convey the intended style and feeling of a project. 25 Advertorial a A system that allows viewers to watch video content whenever they choose rather than at a scheduled broadcast time. b A piece of promotional content designed to look like regular editorial content. c The arrangement of visual elements on a page. 26 Layout a The level of familiarity that an audience has with a brand or message. b The arrangement of visual elements on a page. c The latest time or date by which something should be completed. 27 Video resolution a The number of frames displayed per second in a video. b A single continuous recording made by a camera. c The clarity and detail of a video image, measured in pixels. 28 Frame rate a A small light on a camera that indicates when it is recording or broadcasting live. b The number of frames displayed per second in a video. c A single continuous recording made by a camera. 29 Sketch design a A rough drawing representing the main features of a design. b Illustrations or designs created for use in media and publications. c A pivoted support that allows a camera to remain stable while being moved. 30 Artwork a Illustrations or designs created for use in media and publications. b A rough drawing representing the main features of a design. c A plan for how to convey information to achieve a desired outcome.

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Video Production Glossary QuizOnline version

by Baby Bear

HD (high definition)

Over-the-top service (OTT)

Pitch

Recap

Scene

Video on demand

Sequence

Shot

Tally light

Deadline

Communication strategy

Communication objective

Codec

Gimball

Handheld

Content

Awareness

Paid media

Owned media

Earned media

Execution

Hashtag

Engagement

Moodboard

Advertorial

Layout

Video resolution

Frame rate

Sketch design

Artwork