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Lesson 3. Scene Continuity > Lesson Review
Lesson Review
| 1. | What are your principal goals when color correcting a scene? |
| 2. | What do you want to look for when choosing a reference shot to begin correcting? |
| 3. | When matching two shots, what’s the first thing you do? |
| 4. | What are the Copy Filter controls for? |
| 5. | What is the Parade scope best at showing? |
| 6. | What are the Show Edit commands for? |
| 7. | What kind of clips can you usually use the same color correction filter settings for? |
Answers
| 1. | To maintain consistency in shots that appear in the same scene, that occur at the same time, and in the same location. |
| 2. | A shot that’s representative of the scene, perhaps a wide angle that shows the actors and the environment, and ideally a clip that has most of the actors within that scene onscreen at one time. |
| 3. | Match their contrast. |
| 4. | They copy a filter and its settings forward to other clips in the sequence. |
| 5. | Color balance in the blacks and whites. |
| 6. | Flipping back and forth between clips to compare them. |
| 7. | Clips with identical lighting, from the same angle of coverage. |
