Audio/Music Production for Visual Media Self-Assessment Question Title * 1. In the typical production workflow of animation features, dialogue is recorded: Before the animations are created By the animators while they create the animation After all the animation is completed None of the above Question Title * 2. The most commonly-used audio format in audio post-production for film and TV is: 44.1k/16-bit AIFF 48k/16-bit AIFF 320kbps MP3 48k/24-bit WAV Question Title * 3. If, during a location shoot, there is an outside noise audible in the dialogue audio tracks: The dialogue may have to be replaced The dialogue recording may be “cleaned up” afterwards The performance may be unusable All of the above Question Title * 4. Techniques and workflows applicable to film and TV audio production are applicable to: Video game production Animation feature film production Music production All of the above None of the above Question Title * 5. Music “temp scores” are created by: The music editor Prospective composers The music supervisor The picture editor All of the above Question Title * 6. If a Pro Tools session is at the wrong sample rate: The session is faulty and work must be done again from the beginning in a new session at the correct sample rate The session can simply be switched to the correct sample rate The session can be converted to the correct sample rate using “Save copy in…” As long as the external clock is at the correct rate, it doesn’t matter Question Title * 7. Sound effects in visual media such as film and TV are: Edited together from libraries of existing sound effects Created from scratch using synthesizers and sound generators Recorded “in the field” Performed in a recording studio Recorded on location during the shooting of the film All of the above Question Title * 8. Standard definition NTSC video runs at: 24 frames per second 25 frames per second 30 frames per second 29.97 frames per second Question Title * 9. Music heard in a film or TV production: Can be created specifically for the project Is royalty-free if the project is only streamed on the Internet Is used only in “musicals” Is licensed from existing recordings All of the above "Can be created specifically for the project" and "Is licensed from existing recordings" Question Title * 10. A QuickTime video in a Pro Tools session runs at a frame rate different from the session setting. Unless the Pro Tools session is adjusted to match the QuickTime video: The video will be at the wrong speed The audio will be at the wrong speed The Pro Tools counter will be inaccurate, but the video will play It is not possible for Pro Tools to be set differently from the QuickTime video in the session Page1 / 1 100% of survey complete. Done