Common Set Terms Makeup Artists Should know

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Across
  1. 2. The nickname of the location to grab snacks and drinks around set also known as "Craft Services"
  2. 5. What is said other than "rolling" or "quiet on set" that should alert you to be as quiet as possible.
  3. 7. Setting up the scene to show how the actors will react to each other, the environment and or props
  4. 9. Phrase used by 1st AD right before shooting the scene to check that Talent is ready before filming ______ _______.
  5. 12. What you say when you have finished applying makeup to Talent while in Frame and are leaving frame you say "Makeup's ______?
  6. 15. What to say on a walkie when you are looking for someone or something. Example: "Does anyone have ____ ___ talent."
  7. 17. Sent through email; contains all the information you need to know before the shoot.
  8. 19. A recharged battery for a walkie or a camera
  9. 21. When you are new to a job on set you are known as being _______.
  10. 22. Village The location where a monitor is set up for the director, script supervisor, etc to view what is being shot
  11. 23. What you say when you are carrying a ladder, c-stand, camera or larger objects around a set
Down
  1. 1. After Blocking a scene production _______ a set
  2. 3. A Wooden box or crate used as support for objects or people ____ ____.
  3. 4. Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner is referred to as_______.
  4. 6. Known as a Medium Close Up, not just the Marvel Cinematic Universe
  5. 8. Quick close up shots of hands, feet, objects, etc.
  6. 10. The Final Step after you block, light, rehearse, ________.
  7. 11. Another word for the legs of a Tripod
  8. 13. What actors do to practice their lines and actions before filming
  9. 14. When someone from production is going into frame they are "______ in."
  10. 16. What is said when filming without synchronous audio
  11. 18. What you say when you are asking someone what their location is Example, "What's your _________?"
  12. 20. The main staging area for the crew and production, typically located near the filming location, housing trailers, catering, and other essential support.