Which role is responsible for clipping marks and titles?

• A. Reviewer
• B. Sensor operator
• C. Screener
• D. Mission manager

Answer: (C)

Clipping marks and titles are part of preparing raw media for final editing: you mark the exact points to cut and you add on-screen text to identify segments. The screener’s job is to review the material, decide what should be kept, where the cuts go, and what titles or captions should appear. They lay out the structure for the editors by labeling clips and timing the title overlays, ensuring the final piece has clear segment identification and clean transitions. The other roles focus on quality review, operating equipment, or coordinating the mission, not on editing marks and titles, so the screener is the best fit for this task.