Cinematography

The Cinematography Practice Exam tests your understanding of camera operation, lighting, framing, and visual scene planning. It helps you practice the core skills used in film and video production.

This exam is for students, beginner cinematographers, videographers, content creators, and anyone interested in learning how to capture scenes visually.

No. You just need basic knowledge of how cameras work. Even if you use a smartphone or beginner DSLR, the concepts are still useful.

The exam covers cinematography basics, camera types, lens settings, composition rules, lighting, scene planning, and on-set equipment use.

Yes. It helps students understand the technical and creative parts of cinematography, which is useful for film school or media programs.

Yes. It improves your understanding of how to film videos with good lighting, framing, and camera control—even for online content.

No. This exam focuses on shooting and planning. Editing is not required, though basic knowledge of post-production is helpful.

Yes. It includes questions on lighting techniques like three-point lighting and how to use natural and artificial light in scenes.

Yes. If you work as a freelance videographer or in content production, this exam can help you improve your quality and workflow.

Yes. It also covers scene planning, storyboarding, and working with others during production—important skills for collaborative work.