Departments
The department that provides food for the crew throughout the day.
What is the craft services department?
The head of the camera department.
Who is the Director of Photography (DP)?
Every production begins with ___
What is a Script?
This person physically operates the camera.
Who is the Camera Operator?
The process of re-recording actors' lines.
What is ADR?
This department handles all of the rigging on set.
What is the grip department?
The person who auditions prospective actors.
Who is the Casting Director?
Who is the Producer?
Another term for atmosphere.
What is extras?
This person writes parts for each instrument in an orchestra.
Who is the Arranger?
The department that handles watches, necklaces, and hats.
What is the wardrobe department?
This person is in charge of continuity.
Who is the Script Supervisor?
The schedule of when cast members work.
What is the Day Out of Days (DOD)?
They work one set ahead to make sure everything is ready for the next scene.
What is the art department?
This person organizes all of the footage from set for the editors.
This department procures any vehicles needed for set.
What is the transportation department?
The person who runs the production office.
Who is the Production Office Coordinator (POC)?
The most important step of pre-production before building a budget.
What is breaking down the script?
The area available for the director to watch the shot.
What is Video Village?
The person in charge of the final mix of the film.
Who is the Re-recording Mixer?
This department arrives to set first.
What is the locations department?
This person calls for last looks.
Who is the 1st AD?
The amount in a budget set aside for unexpected costs.
What is contingency?
The director's favorite take from a scene.
What is a circle take?
Effects that are added in post.
What are Visual Effects (VFX)?