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Key Facts: Punjab PSEB Sr. Sec. NSQF Media (Roto Artist) Exam

Code 225

PSEB Senior Secondary NSQF Media & Entertainment trade code

PSEB NSQF / Scheme of Studies Class XII job-role listing

40 + 50 + 10

Theory + Practical + INA marks

PSEB Scheme of Studies style Senior Secondary NSQF pattern (Media 225)

33%

Minimum separately in Theory, Practical, INA and in aggregate

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class XII pass rule

Roto Artist

Official Class 12 job role title for trade 225

PSEB NSQF Media & Entertainment syllabus / scheme job-role listing

School-level evaluation

NSQF subjects evaluated at school; Board prepares theory papers

PSEB Scheme of Studies notes

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official mixed theory+practical format or a software cert

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PSEB Class 12 NSQF Media & Entertainment (code 225, Roto Artist) is Theory 40 + Practical 50 + INA 10 = 100 with school-level evaluation of Board-set theory papers. Pass is 33% separately in each component and in aggregate. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for VFX roto theory — not an official practical, software cert, Matric storyboard bank, or Media Studies paper.

Sample Punjab PSEB Sr. Sec. NSQF Media (Roto Artist) Practice Questions

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1In VFX production, what is the primary purpose of rotoscopy (roto)?
A.To create a precise mask isolating a subject or region for compositing
B.To replace camera lenses during a shoot
C.To encode audio tracks into the final master
D.To design marketing posters for a film release
Explanation: Rotoscopy is the craft of drawing or refining masks frame by frame (or with assisted tools) so a subject or region can be isolated, held out, or composited cleanly.
2A matte in compositing most directly represents:
A.A physical film camera tripod head
B.A grayscale or alpha map controlling transparency/visibility
C.A microphone polar pattern diagram
D.A lighting gel colour chart only
Explanation: A matte (often stored in alpha or as a mono channel) defines where an image is opaque, transparent, or partially blended.
3Which task is most typical for a junior Roto Artist on a VFX shot?
A.Writing the final mixed stereo music score
B.Operating the principal cinema camera on set
C.Creating and refining animated masks for subject isolation
D.Negotiating distribution rights with theatres
Explanation: Roto artists deliver accurate animated masks/shapes so compositors can isolate elements, clean plates, or integrate CG.
4Why might a supervisor request roto even when a green screen was used?
A.Green screens always make roto unnecessary on every pixel
B.Roto is only used for audio lip-sync
C.Supervisors request roto only to increase render farm cost
D.Spill, soft edges, overlapping objects, or incomplete key often need manual cleanup or holdouts
Explanation: Keys fail on hair, semi-transparency, motion blur, spill, and complex overlaps; roto and garbage mattes frequently support or replace automatic keys.
5In roto terminology, a closed shape is preferred for solid object isolation because:
A.It fully encloses a region so the interior can be filled as a solid matte
B.It always exports only as an open vector path with no fill
C.It disables alpha channels permanently
D.It converts footage to audio waveforms
Explanation: Closed shapes define a bounded interior that can be rasterized into a solid or feathered matte for isolation.
6A holdout matte is primarily used to:
A.Increase camera ISO on set
B.Prevent a foreground element from covering or double-exposing a protected region
C.Stretch the duration of a dialogue take
D.Replace colour grading LUTs automatically
Explanation: Holdouts mask out areas so elements do not incorrectly cover subjects that should remain in front or remain untouched.
7Which statement best distinguishes a mask from a painted colour fill in roto work?
A.A mask always replaces the entire soundtrack
B.A mask is only used for 3D modelling topology
C.A mask defines where an image is visible or transparent; it is not itself a finished colour design
D.A mask permanently deletes original plate pixels from disk
Explanation: Masks/mattes control selection and transparency for compositing; colour fills or paint are separate image content operations.
8Rotoscopy historically refers to:
A.Recording ADR dialogue only
B.Building physical set walls on location
C.Writing legal chain-of-title documents
D.Tracing live-action frames to produce drawings or isolation shapes over time
Explanation: Classic rotoscopy involved projecting live-action and tracing frame by frame; modern VFX roto continues the isolation-over-time idea digitally.
9If a compositor needs only the actor’s silhouette for a background replacement, the roto artist’s delivery is typically:
A.An animated matte (alpha/shape output) matching the actor across frames
B.A finished stereo music stem
C.A camera raw codec plugin only
D.A legal release form PDF
Explanation: Delivery is the animated isolation matte so the compositor can extract or composite the actor against a new background.
10A common reason roto is preferred over automatic edge detection alone is that automatic tools often fail when:
A.The plate is stored on an SSD instead of HDD
B.Contrast is low, motion is complex, or the subject blends with the background
C.The project uses a 24 fps timeline instead of 25 fps only
D.The supervisor uses English notes
Explanation: Auto edge tools need clear separation; low contrast, similar colours, blur, and complex motion commonly force manual or assisted roto.

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