NDTV Network Video Editor Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How many frames in a second
Ans. 
The standard frame rate for video is 24 frames per second (fps).
• The frame rate determines how many individual frames are displayed per second in a video.

• The standard frame rate for film and most video content is 24 fps.

• However, there are other common frame rates such as 30 fps (used in television) and 60 fps (used in gaming and high-quality videos).

• Higher frame rates result in smoother motion, but also require more sto...read more
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Q2. Difference between cut and dissolve
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Cut is an abrupt transition between two shots, while dissolve is a gradual transition.
• Cut is a quick transition that creates a sudden change in the scene.

• Dissolve is a gradual transition where one shot fades out while the next shot fades in.

• Cut is commonly used for fast-paced scenes or to create a jarring effect.

• Dissolve is often used to show the passage of time or to create a smooth transition between shots.

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-Technical Test

•Software Proficiency: Evaluation of practical skills in video editing software (specific software not mentioned).

•News Package Editing: Task involved creating a news package based on a given script, demonstrating ability to work under tight deadlines.

- Assessment Criteria

• Technical proficiency in video editing software.

•Adherence to script guidelines

•Ability to meet tight deadlines

•Quality of final news package (visual storytelling, pacing, audio synchronization)

Q1. How many frames in a second
Ans. 
The standard frame rate for video is 24 frames per second (fps).
• The frame rate determines how many individual frames are displayed per second in a video.

• The standard frame rate for film and most video content is 24 fps.

• However, there are other common frame rates such as 30 fps (used in television) and 60 fps (used in gaming and high-quality videos).

• Higher frame rates result in smoother motion, but also require more sto...read more
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Q2. Difference between cut and dissolve
Ans. 
Cut is an abrupt transition between two shots, while dissolve is a gradual transition.
• Cut is a quick transition that creates a sudden change in the scene.

• Dissolve is a gradual transition where one shot fades out while the next shot fades in.

• Cut is commonly used for fast-paced scenes or to create a jarring effect.

• Dissolve is often used to show the passage of time or to create a smooth transition between shots.

• Example of...read more
Answered by AI
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