<u>Matching the scenarios to the </u><u>level of education</u><u> </u>
Kaylen set up the lighting system used for the production of a television broadcast ----------------------------> Vocational certification
Pierce synchronizes the sounds and dialogue of a television program with the actions in the program --------------> Associate's degree
Glenn works with film staff to identify the locations in a film that cue specific music.---------------------------> Bachelor's degree
<h3>Difference between a Vocational certification and bachelor's degree</h3>
A vocational certification is required for Jobs requiring a physical skill set more than an intellectual skill set. Kaylen setting up the lighting systems for the production of a television broadcast requires more of a physical skill set therefore a vocational certification is needed. while
An associate degree is required for Jobs requiring a higher level of intellectual skill set higher than a regular intellectual skill set required for a bachelor's degree.
Hence we can conclude that the answers to your question are as listed above.
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Accent fall on a strong beat. If it’s a weak beat it’s called syncopated.
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