TV Industry Terminology

4. Everything that is planned and prepared before filming or recording begins.
6. The person on the studio floor who communicates the director's instructions to talent and crew.
7. The person who organizes and oversees a production from planning through completion.
9. The people who appear on camera or perform in a production.
11. The primary footage that contains the main content, such as an interview or reporter speaking.
12. Supporting video footage used to add visuals to a story or cover edits.
14. The crew member responsible for operating and positioning a camera.
16. The person responsible for the lighting setup on a production.
18. A group of related shots edited together to tell part of a story.
19. The person responsible for directing the creative and technical aspects of a production.
21. A section of a production that takes place in a particular location or situation.
23. The person responsible for recording, monitoring, and controlling sound.
24. A crew member who helps set up and move equipment, especially camera and lighting equipment.

1. The actual process of filming, recording, or creating the video.
2. A single individual image in a video sequence.
3. The person who selects, arranges, and modifies video and audio to create the finished production.
5. The amount of detail in a video image, usually described by dimensions such as 1920×1080.
8. The person who controls the video switching and technical elements of a live production.
10. One attempt at recording a shot or scene.
11. The relationship between the width and height of a video image.
13. A continuous piece of video recorded by a camera from the time recording starts until it stops.
15. Original, unedited video and audio recorded during production.
17. Video that has been recorded during a production.
20. The people who work behind the scenes to create a production.
22. Everything done after filming, including editing, adding music, graphics, effects, and sound.