VOCABULARY LIST #5. A list used by the editor to determine the look of the final version of the film.

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VOCABULARY LIST #5

A list used by the editor to determine the look of the final version of the film.

The location/direction where an actor should look. It can be useful with a pov shot.

The beginning of a roll of tape.

A close-up of some detail in a scene.

A shot from the perspective from one of the characters where the audience sees the scenes from their eyes.

An additional take, after a successful one, as a backup.

This is done before filming to ensure that the film/tape does not contain any scratches or imperfections.

Filming a scene with less light than what is needed.

Non-sync sound recorded without the camera running; usually recorded to supplement sync.

A wooden box used to raise equipment; an early version of a tripod.