Film Production Vocab

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Across
  1. 2. The complete audio component, including music and effects.
  2. 4. A standard for video quality and frame rate, common in North America.
  3. 5. The process of alternating between camera angles during editing.
  4. 7. SHOT The final shot of the day, often celebrated as the last task.
  5. 9. A pre-existing stock image or footage used in production.
  6. 13. The science of sound, critical for clear audio capture.
  7. 14. The musical composition created specifically for a film.
  8. 17. Technical crew roles like grips and electricians, paid fixed wages.
  9. 19. Raw footage reviewed daily to assess quality and progress.
  10. 20. A promotional preview showcasing highlights of a film.
  11. 21. The professional responsible for recording and balancing audio on set.
Down
  1. 1. The arrangement of actors and props to guide movement in a scene.
  2. 2. The original script, including dialogue and stage directions.
  3. 3. The replacement of dialogue with a new language or voice.
  4. 6. A daily document listing the schedule, scenes, and crew for a shoot.
  5. 8. A time-stamped code for synchronizing video and audio.
  6. 10. Key creative roles like director and producer, paid before profits.
  7. 11. The process of aligning audio and video tracks precisely.
  8. 12. The range of focus in a shot, from foreground to background.
  9. 13. Background sounds present in a scene’s environment.
  10. 14. A placeholder line in a script, often replaced later.
  11. 15. The natural background sound of a location, recorded for editing.
  12. 16. A short, pre-recorded audio or visual signal to prompt action.
  13. 18. A discarded scene that doesn't make the final cut, often due to errors.