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| full rehearsal with camera and other pieces of production equipment. OFten identical to the dress rehearsal. |
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| Full rehearsal with all equiptment operating with talent in full dress. THe dress rehearsal is often video recorded. Often call camera rehearsal except that the camera rehearsal doesn't require full dress for talent. |
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| Rehearsal without equipment, during which the basic actions of the talent are worked out. Also called blocking rehearsal |
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| Short for intercommunication system. Used by all production and technical personnel. The most widely used system has telephone headsets to faciliate voice communications on several wired or wireless channels,. Includes other systems, such as I.F.B. and cell phones |
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| simulataneous coordination of tow or more cameras for instantaneous editing. |
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| the duration of a program or program segment |
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| the time at which a program starts and ends. |
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| Directing Method for a single camera. For digital cinema it may mean moving from an establishing long shot to medium shots, then close-ups of the same action. Also called film style shooting. |
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| Orientation session with the production crew (technical walk-through_ and the talent (talent-walk-through) wherein the director walks through the set and explains the key actions. |
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