1) List the advantages and disadvantages of using a tripod when shooting television news.
Advantages: Extreme tight shots, shooting sequences free of shakiness, and a video that requires thoughtful composition.
Disadvantages: Tripod can get wobbly and sometimes you may have to replace equipment if needed.
2) What are the most important techniques that can be used to steady the handheld camera?
Balance(s) camera, use wide stance(s), can shoot on wide focal length(s), control breathing, preplan body movement(s), walk in lockstep, avoid unplanned camera movement(s).
3) Explain the primary considerations that govern panning and zooming.
Zoom and pans are not always necessary! Ask yourself if these shots are really needed before taking them. Remember that zooms have a purpose to reveal something initially.
4) Why is it important to establish interactive communication in the field between the photographer and reporter?
This is important because all of the participants on the team can come up with a final and good agreement for each story that will elevate the entire story.
5) What techniques can be used to avoid the pop cut?
Remember to shoot and move. Physically move the camera to a new location and angle after every shot you make.
6)Define the term editing in the camera, and discuss situations in which the technique can be useful.
Edit in the camera is shooting sequences and overlapping action in generally the same order in which they later will be aired. This technique saves valuable editing time on stories that are being covered very close to air time and it also helps ensure that a story will be edited as the photographer wants it be aired.
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