PRE-PRODUCTION
LOGISTICS
RECODING ON LOCATION
EDITING
GRAMMAR
100

A team of people responsible for filming, including the operator and sound recordist.

Camera Crew

100

The abbreviation "IV" stands for this common journalistic activity.

Interview

100

A fuzzy covering used to protect the microphone from wind noise.

Windshield

100

A soundproof room used for recording voice-overs.

Booth

100

We use this modal verb to give advice or say something is a good idea.

Should

200

A broadcast that is filmed and shown at the exact same time; not recorded.

Live broadcast

200

A local freelance person who helps a foreign crew with translation, contacts, and permits.

Fixer

200

A camera movement where the camera moves horizontally (left to right).

Pan

200

To edit different shots together, usually alternating between two scenes (e.g. interview + archive).

Intercut

200

We use this modal verb to express possibility or past ability.

Could

300

A journalist employed by a TV station to report on a specific subject or from a foreign country.

Correspondent

300

Legal documents that interviewees must sign to confirm their contribution can be used.

Release forms

300

A shot where the camera moves vertically (up and down).

Tilt

300

A person who identifies specific clips and logs/translates them for the editor.

Clipspotter

300

To say something is not necessary, we say: "You _______ to do it."

Don't have

400

The list of stories that make up a news programme, usually in order of importance. 


Running order

400

To meet up with someone at a specific time and place.

R/V (Rendezvous)

400

A dynamic shot where the camera follows the action, often on wheels or a moving vehicle.

Tracking shot

400

A sequence of numbers (Hours:Minutes:Seconds) used to identify specific frames on a tape.

Time code

400

Correct the mistake: "The editor said we must to finish the editing by 5 PM."

Must finish (remove "to")

500

National and international press agencies (like Reuters) or freelancers that supply news to broadcasters.

Wires

500

The acronym "PSC" stands for this filming style where one person does video and sound recording.

Portable Single Camera

500

Changing the focus from one object to another during a single shot.

Pull focus

500

The acronym "EDL" stands for this list used by editors to plan the programme.

Edit Decision List

500

Modals to express obligation, 3 different ones.

Must, ought to, had better

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