ON SET
The camera frame is visible to crew. We're close to rolling.
What is 'Picture Up'
A small box or crate used to create height or support camera operator
What is an 'apple box'
The script portions for the day. Can be printed large or small.
What is 'sides'
To try something out for the director
What is 'to audition'
Oversees schedule and timing of the day. Directs Set Operations
What is a "1st Assistant Director (AD)'
Must be served 6 hours after lunch
What is 'second meal'
The camera or sound is recording and ready to go
What is 'speeding'
The 1st AD is calling for Hair and Makeup to make final changes
What is 'last looks'
A prop or person is coming onto set
What is 'flying in'
Assists 1st AD on set managing talent and crew operations. Directs other PAs
What is a 'Key Set PA (2nd 2nd)'
The last person to start eating lunch
What is 'last man'
Common nickname for a power cable
What is a 'stinger'
You are standing by to receive an actor when they arrive
What is 'to catch'
To cover up a logo or modern label
What is 'to greek'
The nickname for Cast, Stunts, and Key Production Players
What is 'first team'
The last take of the day
What is The Martini Shot?
A pair of headphones connected to sound and camera for producers to hear scene
A Stand In must be given a similar colored outfit to match the actor's wardrobe
A prop or object will be seen on camera.
What is 'plays'
Coordinates and supervise technical details of production. Oversees the activities of the entire crew.
What is a 'Unit Production Manager (UPM)'
When a crew member is legally required to have food provided, usually due to a Pre-call
What is a 'Non-Negotiable Breakfast (NDB)'
A printed, birds-eye view of set with camera markings and technical notes
What is an 'overhead'
To encourage progress or impress limited time upon someone
What is 'to push'
To change or switch around order or approach to a take
What is 'to pivot'
Supervises daily production activities on the set. Distributes the money
What is a 'Line Producer'