1. A member of the crew of a television show. The floor manager is responsible for giving information from the director in the control room, to the crew on the studio floor, and then back to the director.

2. Corporation for Public Broadcasting is a nonprofit that ensures universal access to non-commercial high-quality programming and telecommunications services.

3. Kind of light that produces a sharp, directional beam onto a specific area

4. The phase of production when the actors are finalized for their roles and locations have been secured for filming. At this point the development team has created a plan for filming and financing the show. The term principal photography refers to the phase of production when the majority of footage and sound are recorded. This stage takes place either at a soundstage or filmed on location.

5. Kind of light that reduces shadows

6. Positioning objects and people in a line that extends from a camera to the horizon

7. Broadcast Music, Inc. is a music licensing organization, as is ASCAP.

8. Organization responsible for the development and physical production of new media, performing arts, film, radio, or television

9. Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers work in motion imaging industries

10. Involves words moving horizontally at the bottom of the screen

11. Person whose responsibilities include coordinating technical and nontechnical production elements.

12. When a subject appears to move for no apparent reason from one shot to the next

13. Television format that has several people, likely experts on a topic, discussing a topic in a panel.

14. The best way to design studio lighting

15. The proper method for lifting is to keep the back straight, spread the feet comfortably apart, and lift with the ____________ muscles.

16. Method of editing that prevents a jump cut

17. Involves words or images getting dimmer until they are no longer visible

18. Fire extinguisher used for chemical fires and are mostly found in chemical laboratories.

19. This refers to taking down a set.

20. A lockable connector, available with various numbers of pins (the most common being the 3-pin XLR).

21. Graphics file extension

22. Includes, but not be limited to, basic message, intended audience, equipment needed, target shooting date, and sample shooting locations; information that conveys the general overview and 'feel' for an idea.

23. Moving the camera and tripod towards or away from an object

24. Fire extinguisher used for ordinary combustible substances like wood, paper, or cloth.

25. Extreme long shot