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| "Everyone to Position 1, We are going for lock-up!" |
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| Said by the 1st A.D. this let's the cast and crew know that everyone should get into 1st position (top of the shot) |
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| "Everyone, we are going for take." |
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| Said by the 1st A.D. when all areas have confirmed lock-up, and crew and actors have confirmed they are ready |
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| Said by the 1st A.D. to have sound start recording. |
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| Said by the Sound Recordist to confirm that sound is recording and there will be enough pre-roll for post-sync later. |
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| Said by the 1st A.D. to have the camera start recording |
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| The camera operator confirms the camera has film rolling through it, or is recording. "Speed" is an acceptable term for HD cameras that record to cards. |
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| "Rolling on 2" or "Speed on 2" |
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| Confirmed by any second, third, fourth, etc. cameras for a multi-camera shoot/scene. |
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| Said by the 1st A.D. to have the 2nd A.C. bring in the slate |
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| "Title of Work, Scene #, Take #. Marker!" *CLAP* |
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After, confirming with all cameras that the slate and clapper board can be seen by the camera the
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| The 1st A.D. waits until the slate is set after the 2nd A.C. calls it, then let's the 2nd A.C. know to move out of the shot. |
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| "Settle" or "Everyone set" |
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Often called by the 1st A.C., but can be called by the Director, letting everyone know on the crew to get set and be
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Can either be called by the 1st A.D. or the Director, this tells those actors who are the background (a.k.a. atmosphere)
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| Called by the Director to have the primary actors start the scene |
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| Most often, this is called by the Director when she/he is satisfied, dissatisfied with the take. |
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| "Everyone back to one, we're going for another take" |
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| Called by the 1st A.D. if the Director wants another take, and the production is on schedule…but the Director usually wins. |
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| Called by the 1st A.D. to let cast and crew know the production is moving on to the next shot. |
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