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Video Editing Worksheet: Rule of Thirds and Lighting

Animation and design lesson 18: Rule of thirds and lighting · Set 894 · 40 questions
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Creator's tip (Thirds and light): Thirds lines: width ÷ 3 and 2 × (width ÷ 3); the same for the height. 9 boxes, 4 crossing points. Good light falls on the face from the front; a bright window behind makes a silhouette. Three-point lighting: key light, fill light, back light.

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  1. 1.True or false: “shines from behind” is the key light. (a) True (b) False
  2. 2.📸 A video frame is 600 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the second line?
  3. 3.💡 Good or poor lighting: one bulb straight above? (a) good lighting (b) poor lighting
  4. 4.💡 Which light in three-point lighting: “outlines hair and edges”? (a) back light (b) key light (c) fill light
  5. 5.💡 Good or poor lighting: even light on the face? (a) poor lighting (b) good lighting
  6. 6.💡 Which light in three-point lighting: “the main, bright light”? (a) key light (b) back light (c) fill light
  7. 7.True or false: “shines from behind” is the fill light. (a) False (b) True
  8. 8.📸 A video frame is 1560 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the first line?
  9. 9.📸 A frame is 360 pixels wide. A person stands 120 pixels from the left edge. Are they on one of the rule-of-thirds vertical lines? (a) Yes (b) No
  10. 10.💡 Leaving space in front of a person who looks sideways is called … (a) foot room (b) look room (c) storeroom (d) zoom room
  11. 11.📸 A photo is 660 pixels tall. You split it into thirds with two horizontal lines. How many pixels from the top is the first line?
  12. 12.💡 Good or poor lighting: a window behind you? (a) good lighting (b) poor lighting
  13. 13.📸 A video frame is 1200 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the second line?
  14. 14.📸 A video frame is 1830 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the second line?
  15. 15.💡 Where should the main subject go by the rule of thirds? (a) hidden in a corner (b) on a line or crossing (c) dead centre always (d) off the edge
  16. 16.💡 Good or poor lighting: a bright lamp in shot? (a) poor lighting (b) good lighting
  17. 17.📸 A video frame is 1800 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the first line?
  18. 18.📸 A photo is 1110 pixels tall. You split it into thirds with two horizontal lines. How many pixels from the top is the first line?
  19. 19.📸 A video frame is 720 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the first line?
  20. 20.📸 A photo is 300 pixels tall. You split it into thirds with two horizontal lines. How many pixels from the top is the first line?
  21. 21.💡 Good or poor lighting: a lamp behind the camera? (a) good lighting (b) poor lighting
  22. 22.💡 Filming someone with a bright window behind them makes them look … (a) brighter (b) dark (a silhouette) (c) taller (d) sharper
  23. 23.💡 The rule of thirds splits the frame into how many boxes? (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 9 (d) 6
  24. 24.📸 A video frame is 1470 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the second line?
  25. 25.💡 Which light in three-point lighting: “lights the face the most”? (a) fill light (b) back light (c) key light
  26. 26.📸 A video frame is 1800 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the second line?
  27. 27.True or false: “a softer side light” is the back light. (a) True (b) False
  28. 28.💡 Good or poor lighting: facing a bright window? (a) poor lighting (b) good lighting
  29. 29.📸 A frame is 480 pixels wide. A person stands 80 pixels from the left edge. Are they on one of the rule-of-thirds vertical lines? (a) No (b) Yes
  30. 30.📸 A video frame is 1530 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the second line?
  31. 31.📸 A photo is 1200 pixels tall. You split it into thirds with two horizontal lines. How many pixels from the top is the first line?
  32. 32.💡 Which light in three-point lighting: “softens dark shadows”? (a) key light (b) back light (c) fill light
  33. 33.💡 Good or poor lighting: a dark room, no lamps? (a) poor lighting (b) good lighting
  34. 34.📸 A frame is 1260 pixels wide. A person stands 630 pixels from the left edge. Are they on one of the rule-of-thirds vertical lines? (a) No (b) Yes
  35. 35.True or false: “lights the face the most” is the key light. (a) False (b) True
  36. 36.💡 Three-point lighting uses a key light, a fill light and a … (a) street light (b) back light (c) night light (d) red light
  37. 37.💡 Which light in three-point lighting: “a softer side light”? (a) fill light (b) back light (c) key light
  38. 38.True or false: “lights the face the most” is the fill light. (a) True (b) False
  39. 39.📸 A video frame is 1020 pixels wide. You split it into thirds with two vertical lines. How many pixels from the left edge is the second line?
  40. 40.📸 A frame is 1500 pixels wide. A person stands 1000 pixels from the left edge. Are they on one of the rule-of-thirds vertical lines? (a) No (b) Yes

Answer key

  1. False
  2. 400
  3. poor lighting
  4. back light
  5. good lighting
  6. key light
  7. False
  8. 520
  9. Yes
  10. look room
  11. 220
  12. poor lighting
  13. 800
  14. 1220
  15. on a line or crossing
  16. poor lighting
  17. 600
  18. 370
  19. 240
  20. 100
  21. good lighting
  22. dark (a silhouette)
  23. 9
  24. 980
  25. key light
  26. 1200
  27. False
  28. good lighting
  29. No
  30. 1020
  31. 400
  32. fill light
  33. poor lighting
  34. No
  35. True
  36. back light
  37. fill light
  38. False
  39. 680
  40. Yes

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