A) Perfect lighting B) Eye-catching visuals C) Brand logo prominence D) Descriptive text
A) Three-point lighting B) Backlighting only C) Natural light from behind D) Single overhead light
A) Computer speakers B) Lavalier or shotgun mic C) Built-in webcam microphone D) Smartphone microphone
A) Ensures even lighting B) Creates a connection with the viewer C) Hides imperfections D) Shows you are thinking
A) Use as many transitions as possible B) Use transitions and effects sparingly C) Never cut out mistakes D) Add distracting background music
A) 9:16 B) 16:9 C) 4:3 D) 1:1
A) Conveys confidence and professionalism B) Helps with breathing C) Reduces back pain D) Makes you look taller
A) Always changing B) Completely white C) Busy and distracting D) Simple and uncluttered
A) Use natural and expressive gestures B) Keep them completely still C) Hide them out of view D) Constantly fidget with them
A) Avoid eye contact B) Practice speaking clearly and confidently C) Speak in a monotone voice D) Read directly from a script without practice
A) Just say 'goodbye' B) Advertise another channel immediately C) Call to action (subscribe, like, comment) D) Abruptly stop talking
A) Uses less data B) Adds dramatic effect C) Prevents shaky footage D) Makes the video longer
A) Turn up the volume B) Use a noise reduction filter or record in a quiet space C) Add more background music D) Ignore it
A) Makes editing faster B) Reduces video size C) Replaces the need for lighting D) Keeps viewers engaged and visually interested
A) Covering the entire screen B) Constantly moving C) Tiny and hard to read D) Legible and easy to read
A) Let it play in the background. B) Eliminate the sound with software or use an alternative recording location. C) Use it as white noise. D) Turn up your microphone volume.
A) Nonexistent B) Short and punchy C) Irrelevant D) Extremely long
A) Make the video as confusing as possible. B) Speak as quietly as possible. C) Tease upcoming content. D) Only talk about yourself.
A) 480p B) 720p C) 360p D) 1080p
A) Dress the same way for every video B) Avoid distracting patterns and colors C) Always wear bright neon colors D) Wear whatever is most comfortable, regardless of appearance
A) It removes all emotion B) It gets rid of natural pauses C) It uses more CPU D) Makes you sound more articulate and confident
A) When it gets stale. B) When you run out of ideas. C) Never. D) Every day.
A) Only as needed to keep you on track. B) Memorize the entire video, word for word. C) Never, notes are for amateurs. D) Read the notes verbatim.
A) Speaking clearly and slowly B) Speaking too loudly C) Mumbling or speaking too quickly D) Using professional jargon
A) Ensuring consistent colors throughout the video. B) To add more distortion. C) To make the video black and white. D) To make the video faster.
A) Using text overlays B) Overusing jump cuts C) Adding background music D) Color grading
A) Delete all negative comments. B) Ignore everything. C) Reply angrily to all comments D) Address constructive criticism and ignore trolls.
A) Improves camera quality B) Increases video length C) Guarantees virality D) Keeps viewers engaged and coming back for more
A) Hook the viewer with an interesting question or statement. B) Start with a long, boring introduction. C) Show your intro sequence first. D) Don't worry about the beginning, focus on the end.
A) LinkedIn B) Twitter C) Slack D) Teams |