5 Written Questions

1. resets interface windows back to their normal position
2. allows you to capture all the footage you shot; not the best option for capturing
3. move the playhead forward and backward one frame at a time
4. the most important thing is to set the black levels first.
5. applies default audio transition

5 Matching Questions

1. jjjj
2. Cropping, Opacity, Motion, Rotation
3. Option K
4. To create animated effects
5. the reel name

1. a double click on a clip and open up the motion tab in the viewer
2. b will move you to the previous keyframe
3. c play backwards fast
4. d are just some of the changes you can set keyframes for
5. e identifies the tape or source material

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. selects ripple tool
   1. r
   2. rr
   3. v
   4. bb
2. puts a clip, at the position of the playhead, and moves other clips down
   1. A keyframe
   2. an insert edit
   3. an overwrite edit
   4. Shift K
3. you will need to use the Image Wireframe viewer in the Canvas
   1. double clicking on a clip
   2. To physically modify a motion path
   3. Cropping, Opacity, Motion, Rotation
   4. To create animated effects
4. moves playhead to the edit point
   1. v
   2. r
   3. u
   4. bb
5. indicates where the outside parameters of where text should go to safely play
   1. The title safe line
   2. The percentage view
   3. the red envelope
   4. the yellow envelope

5 True/False Question

1. Audio Levels for speaking voice → should fall between -12 and -15 db
   

   True        False

2. o key → set an 'out'
   

   True        False

3. r → selects ripple tool
   

   True        False

4. Excess Luma → indicates that your whites are too bright.
   

   True        False

5. Shift z → will advance you to the next keyframe
   

   True        False