In shooting a scene for a film, what is the typical sequence of actions? 1.The camera operator turns off the camera and the production assistant notes the shot on the shot list.
2.The camera operator turns The camera on, verifies that it is recording, and says, “rolling.”
3.The director allows about 10 seconds of silent shooting and waves to the actors to start or says “Action.”
4.The camera operator says, “All set” and The director raises a hand and says, “silence please.”
5.The actors go through their scene and The director lets The shooting to continue for 10 second and then says, “Stop Rolling.”
6.The camera crew sets up their equipment, and The actors take their places.
7.After the set becomes silent, the director points to the camera and says “Ready to roll.”

6.The camera crew sets up their equipment, and The actors take their places.

4.The camera operator says, “All set” and The director raises a hand and says, “silence please.”

7.After the set becomes silent, the director points to the camera and says “Ready to roll.”

2.The camera operator turns The camera on, verifies that it is recording, and says, “rolling.”

3.The director allows about 10 seconds of silent shooting and waves to the actors to start or says “Action.”

5.The actors go through their scene and The director lets The shooting to continue for 10 second and then says, “Stop Rolling.”

1.The camera operator turns off the camera and the production assistant notes the shot on the shot list.

Explanation:

I got it right in a test.

i would say the answer is b. zigzag lines of the leaves. i believe this is the answer because zigzag lines go in different direction while the other options like: the vertical lines of the trees, the dotted lines on the road, and the curved lines of the park benches go in one direction.