Which term names a nonfiction film that studies a real subject or event?

A student posts short personal video entries about her review routine. Which term names them?

Which term names the spoken telling of the story that guides a documentary?

A speaker is heard explaining the footage but is never seen on screen. Which term fits?

Which term names the printed text on screen that names a person or place?

A vlogger drops slang and uses formal wording for a school assembly. What has she changed?

Which term names a word or shot that links one part of a piece to the next?

Which term names the position from which a subject is presented to viewers?

A crew films a jeepney driver from below so he looms over the road. Which term names this choice?

Which shot fills the frame with one fisherman's face and nothing else?

Which shot shows a whole flooded street and the houses around it?

Which term names the cutting, ordering and joining of recorded footage?

Which term names drawn or computer-made movement used to explain a process?

A vlogger cuts stray details and keeps only what the topic needs. What has she kept?

Which term names the reason a maker creates a piece, such as to inform or persuade?

Which term names the particular group a piece is planned and shaped for?

Before filming, a student pictures the viewers she thinks might watch. Which audience is that?

Which readers expect technical terms used without any explanation?

Which term names readers who have no training in the field being written about?

Which audience approves budgets and decides whether a plan goes ahead?

Which term names the ordinary members of a workforce rather than its leaders?

Which term names the overall truthfulness of information, judged against several criteria?

A source is trusted because of its record and its expertise. Which criterion is met?

A report gives the exact number of families served, with no error. Which criterion is met?

Which criterion asks whether the information actually fits the topic under study?

Which criterion asks whether the information is recent enough to be useful now?

Which criterion asks whether a report treats the whole topic rather than one corner of it?

Which news principle asks the writer to use plain words a general reader understands?

Which news principle asks the writer to say it in as few words as the facts allow?

Which news principle asks for exact figures, exact names and exact wording?

Which news principle requires every statement in a report to rest on verified fact?

Which news principle requires that every person in a story be treated justly?

A report on a dispute gives each side proper space and weight. Which principle is met?

Which term names the standards of right conduct that guide media workers?

A paper prints a short notice fixing a wrong figure it published. What is that notice?

Media ethics requires naming whoever made borrowed footage or music. What is that act called?

Which act counts as synthesis rather than summary?

Which term describes a text that carries meaning through words, images and sound at once?

Objectivity means a reporter works personal opinions into the report.

Consent means the person filmed has given permission to appear in the finished piece.