THE `GATE' (`Stargate', TV series) AND THE `WIND CHARGER'. (`Smallville', TV series)
Note: The Gate', `Smallville', and `Stargate' are copyrite of Warner Brs
THE `GATE' (`Stargate', TV series) AND THE `WIND CHARGER'. (`Smallville', TV series)
Note: The Gate', `Smallville', and `Stargate' are copyrite of Warner Brs
NOTE: For definitions of trucking terms, in general, see my GLOSSARY on my TRUCKING page.
LEE A. WOOD
Most people, in Asia, are familiar with the name `Bollywood’. And why not? India produces over seven hundred feature films every year.
Most Caucasians are familiar with the name `Hollywood’. And justly so as California is the major Movie and TV producing center for the Western Hemisphere.
Approximately three days driving, or three hours flying, time, North West of L. A. is `Hollywood North’. Vancouver, B. C. (British Columbia) is a recent contender in the film industry but has quickly outgrown its sister city, Toronto, Ont. (Ontario), as the number one film producer in Canada.
From the production of four or five films, twenty years ago, Hollywood North, in `03, is expected to produce some two hundred; movies, TV series, and pilots for TV series. Plus innumerable commercials, documentaries, and shorts.
Though most moviegoers are familiar with the terms,. Bollywood, Hollywood, and Hollywood North, many of them question the terms seen in the credits at the end of a film. Terms such as; gaffer; grip; and best boy, leave the audience mystified.
This book, `Hollywood North the Pictionary’, will try to describe, in the words of the person involved , what these terms stand for.
I have gone through a crew list and taken the names of the positions held by the employees, then photographed and talked to the people, on set, and asked them to describe, in one or two sentences, what the title means.
FILM INDUSTRY TERMS
BY DEPARTMENT
NOTE: Not all of these positions will be used by a production. Some productions may have positions that are not listed here. Some productions, particularly if they are from a foreign country, will use some of these positions under different titles.
(In (approximate) order of rank, within the departments)
ACCOUNTING – Production Accountant, 1st Assistant Accountant, Payroll Accountant, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounting Clerk, Accounting Trainee
AERIALS - Aerial Co-ordinator
ANIMAL WRANGLERS - Animal Trainer, Head Animal Wrangler, Lead Animal Wrangler, Wrangler
ART DEPARTMENT - Production Designer, Art Director, Assistant Art Director, Graphics Design, Art Decorator, Assistant Art Decorator, Set Designer, Draftsperson, Art Department Assistant, Graphics, Illustrator, Sign Fabricator, Story board, Story Board Artist
ASSISTANT DIRECTING - 1ST AD, 2ND AD, 3RD AD, TAD
CAMERA DEPARTMENT - DOP, A Camera Operator, A Camera 1st Assistant, A Camera Focus Puller, A Camera 2nd Assistant, loader, B Camera Operator, B Camera 1st Assistant, B Camera Focus Puller, B Camera 2nd Assistant, loader, Stedicam, Stills Photographer, Camera Trainee
CASTING – Casting Director, Assistant Casting Director
CATERING - Chef, Assistant Chef, Chef to - star, director, etc.
CLEARANCE - Clearance Co-ordinator
COMPUTER PLAYBACK - Computer Playback Operator
CONSTRUCTION – Construction Co-ordinator, Construction Foreman, Lead Carpenter, Head Carpenter, Scenic Carpenter, Scenic Helper, Carpenter, Carpenters Helper, Construction Buyer, Tool Maintenance, Construction Driver, Head labourer, Lead labourer, Labourer, Lead Metal Fabricator, Maintenance Person, Metal Fabricator Helper, Model Maker, On Set Carpenter, Scenic Metal Fabricator, Sculptor, First Aid
CONTINUITY – Continuity Supervisor, Script Supervisor
COSTUME - Costume Designer, Assistant Costume designer, Performer's Costumer, Costume Co-ordinator, Assistant Costume Co-ordinator, Costumes Supervisor, Assistant Costumes Supervisor, Costumer, Costumer Breakdown /FX, Cutter, Dresser, Set Supervisor, Set Costumer, Truck Costumer, Truck Supervisor, Prep. Costumer, Extras Costumer, Assistant Costumer, Seamstress
DIRECTING – Director, PM (Production Manager), AD (Assistant Director), 1st AD, 2nd AD, 3rd AD, TAD (Trainee AD), Additional AD, AD/PA, Extras Wrangler, Assistant Extras Wrangler
EDITING – Supervising Editor, Supervising Sound Editor, Editor, Sound Effects Editor, Music Editor, First Assistant Editor, Assistant Sound Effects Editor, Second Assistant Editor, Negative Cutter, Negative Conformer
ELECTRICS – Gaffer, Best Boy, Genny Op (Generator Operator), Lamp Operator, Additional Lamp Operator, Lighting Double
EXTRAS CASTING - Extras Casting Director, Background Co-ordinator (Extras wrangler)
FIRST AID / CRAFT SERVICES – FA/CS - Band Aid, Crafty, Assistant Crafty
GREENS – Head Greens person, Best Person, On-Set Greens person, Greens person, Assistant Greens person, additional Greens person, Greens Helper
GRIPS - Key Grip, Best Boy Grip, `A’ Dolly Grip, `B’ Dolly Grip, Lead Grip, Lead man Set-up, Grip, Additional Grip, Remote head Tech, Cube Light Tech
HAIR - Head Of Hair Department, Key Hairstylist, 1st Assistant Hairstylist,
2nd Assistant Hairstylist
LEGAL - Production Attorney
LIGHTING - See - Electrics
LOCATIONS – LM (Location Manager), ALM (Assistant Location Manager), ALM Trainee, Location Scout, Location Office PA., Key PA (Production Assistant), PA, Liaison, Permitee, Police, Fire
MAKE-UP - Key Make-up Artist, 1st Assistant Make-up Artist, 2nd Assistant Make-Up Artist
MAKE-UP FX (EFFECTS) – Make-up Co-ordinator, Special Make-up Designer, Make-up Artist, Body Make-up Artist, Prosthetic Make-up Artist, Make-up Artist Actor, Contact Lens Technician
MARINE DEPARTMENT - Marine Co-ordinator
RIGGING - Rigging Gaffer, Rigging Best Boy, Rigging Grip
PAINT – Paint Co-ordinator, Paint Foreman, Lead Painter, Painter On Set Painter
POST PRODUCTION - Associate Producer / Post Production Supervisor, Post Production Co-ordinator, Post Production Co-ordinator, Editor, 1st Assistant Editor, 2nd Assistant Editor, Music Supervisor
PRODUCTION - Executive Producer, Co-Executive Producer, Consulting Producer, Producer, Associate Producer, Director, Writer, Production Co-ordinator, Production Manger, Unit Production Manger, 1st AD, 2nd AD, 3rd AD, TAD, Script, Production Co-ordinator, 1st Assistant Production Co-ordinator, 2nd Assistant PC, Production Office (assistant, co-ordinator, manager), Assistant to the Producer, Assistant To Executive Producer, Assistant To Co-Executive Producer, Assistant To Consulting Producer, Assistant To Producer, Assistant To Principal Actor
PRODUCTION OFFICE - Production Office Co-ordinator, Assistant Production Office Co-ordinator, 2nd Assistant Production Office Co-ordinator, Clearances, Producers Assistant, Publicity, Office P.A.
PROPS (PROPERTIES) - Props Master, Assistant Props Master, Props. Buyer, Props Assistant, T/A, Armourer
PUBLICITY - Manager Of Publicity, Publicist, unit Publicist
SAFETY – Ambulance, First Aid, Police
SCRIPT – Script Supervisor, Script Diva,
SECURITY - Security Captain, Security Co-Captain
SET DEC (DECORATION) - Set Decorator, Assistant Set Decorator, Set Decorator Buyer, Lead Dresser, Dresser, On Set Dresser, Set Decorator Buyer, Set. Dec. Driver
SOUND – Sound Mixer, Boom Operator, Sound Assistant, Pro Tools Operator
SPFX (SPECIAL EFFECTS) - Spfx Shop, Special Effects Co-ordinator, Assistant SPFX Co-ordinator, 1st Assistant, 2nd Assistant, Best Boy SPFX, Set Supervisor, SPFX Assistant
SPFX MAKE-UP - Spfx Make-up Shop, Spfx Make-up Designer, Spfx Make-up Artist
STILL PHOTOGRAPHY - Stills Photographer Stuns
STUNTS – Stunt Co-ordinator, Assistant To Stunt Co-ordinator, Stunt Safety, Stunt Person
TRANSPORTATION - Transportation Co-ordinator, Captain, Co-Captain, Captain – Second Unit, Co-Captain – Second Unit, Picture Car Co-ordinator, Captain - Splinter Unit, Boat Captain, Driver: Director; Actor; Cast; Hair & Make-up; ATV; Camera Car; Forklift; condor; Construction; Fuel Truck; Flat Deck; Fifth Wheel; Genie Boom; Honey Wagon; Office; Picture Car; Scissor Lift; Star Wagon; Truck: (Cable; Construction; Crane; Genny; Grip; Lighting; Props; Set Dec.; Slush; SPFX); Permitee; Security Captain
VEHICLES - see - Transportation
PLAYBACK – Plbk Co-ordinator, Computer Operator, Computer Playback Artist, Video Playback Artist, On Set Technician, Assistant Computer Operator, Video Assistant
VIDEO - Video Operator, Assistant Video Operator, Video Playback Operator
VISUAL EFFECTS – Visual Effects Office, Visual Effects Producer, Vis FX Supervisor, Vis FX Co-ordinator, Vis FX Assistant
2nd Unit - All or some of the above could be listed in the second and/or splinter units.
City / Country - Filming often takes place in more than one city or country. All or some of the above could be listed for each city in which filming took place.
ALPHABETICAL LISTING
OF
FILM INDUSTRY TERMS
1
1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16
1K, 2K, 4K, 8K, 10K, 12K, 18K
1ST – See `Assistant’ or specific position ie; Director, etc.
1T, 5T, 10T
2nd – See `Assistant’ or specific position ie; Director, etc.
3rd – See `Assistant’ or specific position ie; Director, etc.
4By, 8By, 12By, 20By
5TH WHEEL
8 Studio
A
A.C.T.R.A, A Camera, A.C., A.D., A.D/P.A., ADR, A.L.M., A.T.V., AC, Accounting Clerk, Accounting Department, Accounting Trainee, Accounts Payable, Action, Actor,
Actor’s assistant, Actress, Additional: (AD; Greens person; Grip; Lamp Operator), AD, Aerial Co-ordinator, Aerial Platform, Aerials, ALM, ALM Trainee, Animal: (Handler; Trainer; Wrangler), Appie, Apple Box, Arnie, Art Department, Art Department Associate, Art Director, Assistant: (Accountant; Art Director; Casting Director; Chef; Computer Operator; Costume Co-ordinator; Costume Designer; Costumer; Crafty; Dialogue Editor; Directing Department; Director; Executive Producer, Greens person; Hair; Location Manager; Make-up; Production Co-ordinator; Props. Master; Set Decorator; Sound; Sound Effects Editor; SPFX Co-ordinator; To the Producer; Video), Assistant To: (Consulting Producer; Executive Producer; Principal Actor; Producer; Stunt Co-ordinator), Associate Editor, Associate Producer, ATV
B
B Camera, Baby(ies), Background: (Action; Casting; Co-ordinator; Performer), Balloon Light, Base Camp, Band Aid, Best Boy: (Electrics; Grip; Rigging, SPFX), Best Person, Block, Blonde, Boards, Boat Captain, Boatie, Body Make-up, Boom man, Boom Operator, Bounce, Break a leg, Breakdown Artist, Bringer (Dog, Cat, etc.), Bungee Car, Buyer: (Construction, Props., Set. Dec.)
C
C stand, Cable Truck, Call Sheet, Camera, Camera: (Car, Department, Dolly, Operator, Operator A, Operator B, Testing, Trainee, Truck, Vehicle), Captain, Cardellini, Cast, Cast Driver, Cast Vehicle, Casting, Casting Director, Caterer, Catering, Checking the gate, Chef, Cherry Picker, Circus, Clap Board, Clearances, Combi, Computer Operator, Computer Playback, Computer Playback Artist, Condor, Construction: (Buyer; Co-ordinator; Driver; Foreman; Truck), Consulting Producer, Contact Lens Technician, Continuity, Costume, Costumer, Costumes: (Costume Breakdown /FX; Cutter; Dept.; Co-ordinator; Designer; Set Supervisor; Supervisor;, Truck Supervisor; Truck), Crafty, Craft Services, Crane, Crane Operator, Crane Truck, Crew, Crew Call, Cube Light Technician
D
Dailies, Day of Days, Daymo, Day Call, D.O.P., DOP, Departments: (Art; Camera; Casting; Continuity; Costumes; Electrical; Lighting; Locations; & Transportation), Derigging, Diaper, Diffusion, Director, Director of Photography, Director's Chair, Disconnect, Dog screws, Dolly, Dolly Grip, Dolly track, Draftsperson, Dresser, Driver: [Cast, Director, Star, Producer, Truck (see names of trucks)], Drop Down (Cable, Package)
E
E, Editor, Electrics Department, Electrics 40, Electrics Slush, Electrics Truck, Electronic Slate, Executive Producer, Expendables, Extra, Extras Casting, Extras Casting Director, Extras Costumer, Extras Craft Services, Extras Holding, Extras Wrangler, Eye line
F
FA/CS, FACS, Feature, Female Extras Costumer, Fifth Wheeler, First AC, First AD, First Aid, First Aid/Craft Service, First Assistant: (Cameraman; Director; Editor; Hair Stylist; Make-up; PC; SPFX), Fisher, Flag, Flatdeck, Flop, Focus Puller, Foley Editor, French Hours, Fuel Truck, Fuel Truck Driver, Furnie
G
Gaffer, Gate, Gel, Genie Boom, Genny, Genny Op (Operator), Go(ing) Hot, Gobo Arm, Graphics, Green Screen, Greens, Greens Dept., Greens Helper, Greens person, Grid, Griff, Grip, Grip Department, Grip Truck, Grip Truck Driver
H
H.M.W., Hair, Hair & Make-up Truck, Hair Department, Hair Stylist, Head: (Animal Wrangler, cable, Greens person, Of Hair, Painter), Heavy grid, Hero, Heroine, High hat, High roller, Hold the Roll, Holer, Honey Wagon, Horse clamp, Hostess Tray
I
IA, IATSE, I.A.T.S.E., Illustrator, Insert Car, Insert Vehicle
J
J. L. Fisher, Jam Can
K
Key: (FA/CS; Grip; Hair Stylist; Make-up Artist; PA; Rigging Grip)
L
Labourer (Construction), Lamp Op (Operator), Leviathan, Lead: (Animal Wrangler, Carpenter, Dresser, Greens person, Labourer, Metal Fabricator, Painter, Set Dresser), Lead Hand, Lead Man Set-up, Legal, Levelage, Libra Head, Liaison, Light grid, Lighting, Lighting Truck, Lines, Lip clamp, Location, Locations, Locations Department, Locations Manager, Locations Office, Locations Office PA, Location Scout, Lock-up, Lock it up, Lock up traffic, looping
M
Main Unit, Maintenance Person, Make-up: (Artist, Department, effects Artist, Effects Co-ordinator, Truck), Male Extras Costumer, Mambo combo, Mammoth, Mammoth Studios, Manager Of Publicity, Marklift, Marine Co-ordinator, Marine Department, Martini, Metal Fabricator, Metal Fabricator Helper, Mini Series, Mini Sides, Minutes, Minutes Away, Mixer, Model Maker, Moments Away, Moving on, Music Supervisor, Music Editor, Musical Score
N
Name Request, Negative Conformer, Negative Cutter, New Deal
O
Office Driver, Office PA, On the Day, On-line Editor, On-set: (Carpenter; Dresser; Painter; PA, Props; Tech), One Liner, Op, Opal
P
P. A., P.M., PA, Paint: (Co-ordinator, Department, Foreman), Painter, Pancake, Payroll, Payroll Accountant, Performer's Costumer, Permitee, Picture Car, Picture Car Co-ordinator, Picture Vehicle, Picture’s up, Playback, Playback Co-ordinator, PM, Police, Pony, Poofter, Post Production, Post Production Co-ordinator, Post Production Supervisor, Prep. Costumer, Pretties, Pretty, Pro Tools Operator, Producer, Production, Production: (Accountant; Assistant; Attorney, Company; Co-ordinator; Designer; Manager; Office; Office Co-ordinator; Sound), Projectionist, Properties, Props: (Assistant; Buyer; Department; Master; Truck), Prosthetic Make-up Artist, Publicist, Publicity, Pull, Push
Q
R
Rain cover, Read Through, Red Head, Release Traffic, Remote head Tech , Re recording, Rigging Best Boy, Rigging Driver, Rigging Gaffer, Rigging Grip, Rocky Mountain Stick, Rolling, Rolling Sound
S
Sand bag, Sash, Sash Cord, Scenery , Scenery Department, Scenic: (Carpenter, Helper, Metal Fabricator), Scissor Lift, Screening, Screening Trailer, Screenplay, Script, Script: (Co-ordinator, Diva, Supervisor), Sculptor, Seamster / Seamstress, Seaway, Second Assistant: (Cameraman; Director; Editor; Hair Stylist; Make-up Artist, Production Co-ordinator; SPFX), Second Cameraman, Second Unit, Security, Security Captain, Segway, Segway Driver, Seniority Request, Serial, Series, Set, Set: [Costumer, Set Dec. (Decorating): (Buyer; Department; Driver; Truck), Decorator, Designer, Dresser, PA, Supervisor], Shot bag, shooting Schedule, Shooting Script, Show Call, Shuttle, Sideboard, Sides, Sign Fabricator, Silk, Single net, SkyTracker, Slate, Slide, Slush Truck, Snorkel, Soca, Sound: (Assistant, Department, Effects Editor, Mixer, Truck), Special Effects, Special Effects: (Assistant, Co-ordinator, Department, Makeup Artist, Makeup Designer, Makeup Shop, Shop, Truck, Truck Driver), SPFX, Splinter Unit, Stage, Stand, Stan-by Construction, Stand-by Paint, Stand-In, Star, Star Wagon, Star Wagon Driver, Starlet, Stedicam, Stedicam Operator, Stand, Stick, Stills Photographer, Stitcher, Story Board, Story Board Artist, Stunt: (Actor, Co-ordinator, Department, Person, Safety), Stunts Canada, Super Crank, Super Tech-No-Crane, Supervising Editor, Supervising Sound Editor
T
T, T. A., T. A.D., T.A.L., TA, TAD, TAL, Tail Slate, Teamster, Teamster Trap, Teamsters 155, Technical Assistant, Tech-no-crane, Thespian, Third Assistant Director, Tool Maintenance, Towable, Training Assistant: (Camera; Director; Locations), Transparency, Transportation: (Captain, Co-captain, Co-ordinator, Department), Triple Header, Truck bitch, Truck Costumer, Trucks, Turn Over, Two Holer
U
U.B.C.P., U. P. M., U.S.E., Underwater Camera, Unit Manager, Unit Production Manager, Unit Publicist, United Stunts and Extras
V
VFX, Video: (Assistant, Co-ordinator, Operator, Playback, Supervisor, Tech., Village, Visual FX (Effects): (Assistant, Co-ordinator, Office, Producer, Supervisor)
W
Wardrobe, Wedge, Westin, Window, Work Truck, Wrangler, Writer
Z
Z-Boom
Originally called Gastown, the small coastal community of Vancouver has evolved into a Metropolis that covers the entire delta of the Fraser River.
Gastown is still at the heart of Vancouver and Vancouver is the heart of Hollywood North. Surrounded by the cities of Richmond, Delta, Surrey, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Burnaby, North Vancouver and the Municipality of West Vancouver, Vancouver has become the new glamour capital of North America.
For years the film companies have been using locations in Vancouver and the surrounding province of British Columbia on a temporary basis, now they are digging in to stay.
Temporary sound stages and studios in the Chinatown area of Vancouver have been vacated by the major production companies who have made permanent Hollywood type film centers in North Vancouver (pg. pic # Caption Cannell films new north shore studios) and Burnaby. (pg pic# Dominion Bridge Studios Offices include Paramount Pictures) The old facilities did not remain empty long as other companies saw their benefits.
The abundance of locations, lack of an extra's union, lower valued dollar, government incentives, the temperate climate, and abundance of natural settings and scenery, such as desert, mountain, Florida everglades, prairie fields, all within a few miles of Vancouver have attracted film companies from all over the world as well as other parts of Canada.
Always located here the C B C has grown into a major contributor to the industry with programs such as there award winning series "Beachcombers". (caption for pic of CBC building. Filmed on location in Gibson's Landing Beachcombers was produced in over 16 languages, and viewed in 60 different countries for over twenty years (pic Pg #) This influx of companies has meant the increase of job openings and training programs.
Years ago gold struck miners headed for the hills of the Cariboo, the glamour struck would-be -stars headed for the hills of Beverly. Now the star rush is on again, towards the valley of the Fraser River. From all over the world the would-be -stars are moving to Vancouver. With dreams of stardom they haunt the union halls and the casting offices. Because the industry is so new to this area most of them find work. Usually for only a couple of hours as an extra, but it is enough to wet their appetite. They continue to plaque their friends, their agents, and the unions trying to get enough parts to make a living, always with the dream of being in the right place at the right time and being discovered.
Other more practical people see the opportunities of creating a career behind the cameras, lighting, driving, catering, directing, the list of jobs is endless and so is the list of people applying for them.
A movie is a rock in a pond and the ripple of related jobs spreads out for miles. At the hub of this new series of waves is Hollywood North, Vancouver, B. C.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Aviss, Mark
RIGGING
GAFFER
Brisdon, Keonna
ON SET
DRESSER
Bulbrugge, Carlos
ASSISTANT
ART
DIRECTOR
Cameron, Dave
LIGHTING
DOUBLE
Cates, Mike
LOCATIONS
MANAGER
Chapple, Lynda
ASSISTANT
PROPS
MASTER
Comeau, Colin
PAINT
FOREMAN
Courtney, Michael
STILLS
PHOTOGRAPHER
Davis, Sean
BEST BOY
ELECTRICS
Degagne, Louise
LEAD
PAINTER
DeLesalle, Joanne
CHEF
Deyell, Gord
PROPS
MASTER
Duesterdiek, Chris
SOUND
MIXER
Eagan, Richard
1ST
ASSISTANT
CAMERA
Eckert, Chloe
LOCATIONS
OFFICE
ASSISTANT
Emerson, Ted
T.A.D.
Feidler, Mike
GRIP
Fleisher, Dave
ASSISTANT
PROPS
MASTER
Gallinger, Bob
MAINTAINENCE
PERSON
Gies, Brook
ASSISTANT
PRODUCTION
Grard, Olivier
LEAD
CARPENTER
Gelinas, Miguel
BEST BOY
GRIP
Gilmour, Murray
ART
DIRECTOR
Hall, Kevin
`A' CAMERA
OPERATOR
Hazelman, Sam
HEAD
LABOURER
Hemmerling, Julie
3RD AD
ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR
Ince, Sean
PA
(PRODUCTION
ASSISTANT)
Jovanovski, Michael
LEAD
DRESSER
Kurzac, Robert
SECURITY
CAPTAIN
Lamonte, Janet
TRUCK
COSTUMER
Lavilla, Sergio
DECORATOR
BUYER
Librion, Dave
TRANSPORT
CO-ORDINATOR
Longworth, Kris
CARPENTER
MacArthur, Tim
EXTRAS
WRANGLER
McGovern, Suzanne
CRAFTY
McLean, Wendy
CONTINUITY
SUPERVISOR
LAMP OP
Meikle, Hugh
GENNY OP
Mercier, Paul
CAST
DRIVER
Minard, Reuel
CARPENTERS'
HELPER
Morden, Melissa
SET
DRESSER
Olesky, Trevor
BEST BOY
GREENS
O'Neill, Rory
BOOM
OPERATOR
Parrott, Wil
KEY
GRIP
Phillips, Nick
LIBRA HEAD
TECH/ OPERATOR
Quan, Emil
SOUND
ASSISTANT
Rees, Ty
LEAD
GREENS
Rooney, Sean
GAFFER
Ross, Daniel
JOURNEYMAN
COOK
Rossdeutscher, Manfred
CAMERA TRUCK
DRIVER
Sampson, TJ
`A' DOLLY
GRIP
Searle, Michele
HEAD
PAINTER
Spade, Sigrid M.
ASSISTANT
DECORATOR
Sperling, Rob
LEAD MAN
SETUP
Summers, James
HEAD
GREENS
Thomas, Todd
ASSISTANT
CHEF
Thompson, Dottie
STAR DRIVER
Vibert, Nancy
PAYROLL
White, Bev
PRODUCTION
MANAGER
Weinhaupl, Mark
2ND
ASSISTANT
CAMERA
Wiwchar, Kelly
STAND IN
Wurtz, Dominique
CABLE TRUCK
DRIVER
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description OF TERMS – LISTED ALPHABETICALLY
1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 - See - Apple
1K, 2K, 4K, 8K, 10K, 12K, 18K - Lights, named after their power, ie: 1 Kilowatt, 12 Kw. etc.
1T, 5T, 10T - Trucks, rated by carrying capacity, ie: 5T or 5 ton payload.
4By, 8By, 12By, 20By - Metal frames for holding flags, etc., named after their size, ie: 4Ft. by 4 Ft., 12'x 12'. etc.
RETURN TO ALPHABETICAL INDEX – 1
A
ACTRA - Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists
`A' Camera - The main camera. The one that does most of the work. The one that is assigned to the MAIN UNIT.
`A' Camera Operator - The person who operates the main camera, Ie: The main camera operator on set. (Photo & Quote: K. Hall)
AC – Slang for electrical cables that will carry 110 volt alternating current. Usually twenty-five, and fifty, foot extension cords.
AD – Assistant Director
AD/PA - The position below TAD. Seldom used but an opportunity for a PA to get some AD experience.
ADR – Added (Additoanal, automated, automatic) Dialog Replacement. Addign dialog over bad dialog, or no dialog, or over an un wanted background sound, without having to reenact the entire scene. Courtesy of Film Sound . Org
ALM - Assistant Locations Manger
ALM Trainee – A person training to be an ALM.
Abbey - The second last shot of the day. Named after Abbey Singer, an infamous director. Everyone knew that when Abbey called `WINDOW' it was the second last shot because he invariably shot another scene after that one. The call `ABBEY' is the cue for the crew to start packing away their gear.
Accounting Clerk 1
Accounting Department
Accounting Trainee
Accounts Payable
Action – The director calls, “Action”, when he wants the actors to start moving, or talking.
Actor – see - Thespian
Actor’s assistant – A person who waits on the actor. I.e.; answers his phone calls while he is on set, etc.
Actress – see - Thespian
Additional: (AD; Greens person; Grip; Lamp Operator, etc.) – An extra person doing the same duties.
Aerial Co-ordinator – The person in charge of all aerial shots.
Aerial Platform - A, small, level, fenced area, to lift workers. see - Cherry Picker or Scissor Lift
Aerials – Scenes involving actors or props moving through the air.
Alan Smithee - See Smithee
Animal Trainer - The person who trains the animal and works with them during a stunt, often acting as a stunt man. (Quote: Kyle Doig)
Animal - Handler
Animal - Trainer
Animal Wrangler - Generally works with livestock: cows; goats; horses; sheep; etc.
Apple – Slang for Apple Box.
Apple Box – A wooden box for supporting objects, approximately 10 x 20 inches and in various thickness, starting at 8” and getting smaller; ½, ¼, 1/8, 1/16.
Armourer – The person in charge of dressing a person in protective wear for a fight scene.
Arnie - see - Clamps
Art Department
Art Department Associate
Art Director - Head of the Production Design Department. (Photo & Quote: M. Gilmour)
Assistant Accountant - Accounts Payable
Assistant Accountant - Payroll - An accountant who looks after payroll. (Photo & Quote: N. Vibert)
Assistant Art Director - Assistant to the Art Director, design graphics. (Photo & Quote: C. Bulbrugge)
Assistant Casting Director
Assistant Chef – Assistant to the Chef in a mobile kitchen. (Photo & Quote: Todd Thomas)
Assistant Computer Operator
Assistant Costume Co-ordinator
Assistant Costume Designer
Assistant Costumer
Assistant Crafty
Dialogue Editor
Assistant Decorator - See Assistant Set Decorator
Assistant Directing Department
Assistant Director - A person to look after mundane duties such as: answering phones; setting up appointments and interviews; script notes; etc. leaving the director free for his main duties.
Executive Producer
Assistant Greens person
Assistant Hair
Assistant Locations Manager
Assistant Make-up
Assistant Production Co-ordinator - Assistant to the Production Co-ordinator. (Photo & Quote: B. Gies)
Assistant Props Master - Second in command of the props Dept. (Photo & Quote: D. Fleisher)
Assistant Props Master - Set – The person on set who makes sure that the actors have the necessary props for the scene being shot. (Photo & Quote: L. Chapple)
Props Assistant - Correct title; Assistant Props Master
Assistant Set Decorator - Assistant to the Set Decorator (Photo & Quote: S. Spade)
Assistant Sound
Assistant Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Special Effects Co-ordinator
Assistant to the Producer
Assistant Video
Assistant To: Consulting Producer; Executive Producer; Principal Actor; Producer; Stunt Co-ordinator Etc.,
Associate Editor
Associate Producer
ATV – All Terrain Vehicle
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RETURN TO ALPHABETICAL INDEX – A
B
`B' Camera - The second camera on a set. Usually the one that would work with SECOND UNIT or splinter unit.
Baby(ies) - Small lights.
Background – People, usually extras, filling in space behind the main action.
Background Action – The director calls, “Background Action”, when he wants the background to start moving.
Background Casting
Background Co-ordinator - The person, when there are a large number of extras being used, who helps the assistant directors by logging in, and out, the extras, and by helping direct the extras on set. (Photo & Quote: T. MacArthur)
Background Performer - An actor, without lines. (Quote: Lee A. Wood)
Background Screen - See Transparency
Balloon Light - A large balloon built around a light and filled with helium. The effect is an even, diffused, light, over a large area. (Photo)
Band Aid - see - First Aid/Craft Service
Base Camp – US slang (see) Circus
Best Boy - The second in command of a department.
Best Boy Electrics – Assistant to the Chief Lighting Technician. (Photo: S. Davis)
Best Boy Greens – Assistant to Head Greens. Pushes the crew, fixes tools, keeps the time sheets. In charge of Lead Greens and assigns them their tasks. (Photo & Quote: T. Oleksy)
Best Boy Grips – Second in command, under the Key Grip, of the grips department. (Photo & Quote: M. Gelinas)
Best Boy SPFX –
Best Person - Greens See Best Boy Greens
Bitch - A person who looks after a pretty. Ie: MoHo Bitch
Blocks – pieces of wood for blocking
Blonde – 2000 watt light, usually yellow in colour.
Boards - see side boards
Boat Captain
Boatie - floatable boat cushion
Body Make-up
Bollywood - India
Boom - A long pole; a microphone is attached to one end, the other end is held by a boom operator.
Boom man - See Boom Operator
Boom Operator - First assistant to the Sound Mixer, also the person who holds a boom mounted microphone. (Photo & Quote: R. O'Neill)
Breakdown Artist,
Bounce - foam, or metallic, reflector to give indirect lighting
Break a leg – Years ago, in theater, it was deemed bad luck to wish an actor `good luck’ before they went on stage.
Bringer, - The person who brings a dog, or other animal, onto set for the purposes of setting the lighting for a future animation scene.
Bungee Car, - A 2005 Dodge Stow `n’ Go Van. The center seats fold into the floor and `stow’ out of the way, leaving a flat area. The sliding side door is left open and the camera and cameraman are strapped into the car with bungee cords. Then the car drives down the street while the cameraman films out the side. (An invention of the `DaVinci's Inquest’ crew when they made the pilot `Intelligence’.) Also used on DaVinci’s City Hall.
Buyer; Construction, Props., Set. Dec., Etc. – The person who sources and purchases, or rents, the item(s) for his department.
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C
C stands - type of stands
Cable – Insulated, flexible, conductive metal, for transmitting electricity.
Cable Truck – A truck which carries electrical cable, and connectors.
Cable Truck Driver - Driver of a Cable Truck. (Photo & Quote: D. Wurtz)
Call Sheet – A piece of paper that lists the crew that will be used, `On The Day’. It also tells what times the crews should arrive for work, which scenes will be shot, and other information such as the time of sunrise and sunset.
Camera – A mechanical, optical, device for recording visual images, on film, or electronically.
Camera Car – see - Camera Vehicle
Camera Dolly – a camera stand with wheels for moving the camera.
Camera Department
Camera Operator
Camera Operator A
Camera Operator B
Camera Testing - Test shooting of scenes, not actually testing the camera but checking to see the colours of the; sets, green screen, and other things that may have to be changed by the; art, set, or lighting department. This testing is done as much as a month before filming actually begins.
Camera Trainee
Camera Truck – The Truck that contains the cameras and film, usually has a dark room for loading film and has chargers for recharging the camera batteries.
Camera Truck Driver - A person who looks after a Camera Truck. (Photo & Quote: M. Rossdeutscher)
Camera Vehicle - A vehicle: car; ATV; motorcycle; usually a pick-up truck, equipped with mounts for lights and cameras.
Camp – US Term See: Circus
Captain – see- Transportation Captain
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When a film crew leaves the studio, to shoot on `location’, the vehicles may separate into two groups, the pretties, and the work trucks. Where the Pretties are, is known as the circus.
The pretties will park as close to the set as possible. This may be several blocks away, depending on the availability of an area large enough to hold the vehicles.
The work trucks may be at the circus, if the area is close, and large, enough. If not the work trucks will park closer to set.
Actors, hair, and make-up personnel, and work crew, will be moved, if the circus is not next to set, back and forth, from circus, to set, by shuttle.
Clamps, Standard spring loaded hand clamps, in sizes, 1 to 3. #2 is often called a `Pony' and the #3 is often called an `Arnie'.
Clapboard - See Slate
Clapper - The person who maintains and operates the slate. Usually the Second Assistant Camera.
Clearances - The person, or department, that gets clearance from companies to show their product. Ie: a brand name soap is clearly visible in an actors hands. Will the soap company get free advertising, will the soap company pay the film company, will the film company pay the soap company, or will the product have to be exchanged for a different brand.
Clearance Co-ordinator - The person in charge of clearances. (Quote: R. Ruel)
Combi –A type of stand.
Computer Operator
Computer Playback
Computer Playback Artist
Condor – See - Cherry Picker
Construction Buyer - The person who locates and purchases small and/or hard to find items and materials.
Construction Co-ordinator - Head of the department. Usually owns the tools: Air Compressor; Band saw; Drill Presses; Etc.
Construction Department - The dept. in charge of building the scenery for the set. Anything from a piece of foam for a rock to a log cabin.
Construction Driver – A truck driver who picks up materials needed for the construction Dept. and delivers pre-assembled sections of the scenery to the set.
Construction Foreman - Head of the area. If construction is taking place in more than one area say, studio and location, there could be more than one foemen.
Construction Truck - The truck assigned to the Construction Dept. Usually a one, and a five, ton cube van.
Consulting Producer -
Contact Lens Technician -
Continuity Department - The only department in the film industry that has only one staff member
The; head of the department, assistant head, journeyman, and apprentice, are all one person. All positions in the department have the same title, the same as the name of the department, 'Script Supervisor'.
This department requires a person with a good memory, a lot of endurance, and they must be very observant.
There is no training for this department. There is no course or school available.
Continuity Supervisor - Persons wishing to fill this position must be prepared to; come in cold, work outside in the cold, learn, quickly, from scratch, and put in long days, a minimum of twelve hours per shift. (Photo & Quote: W. McLean)
Costume Breakdown / FX
Costume - The clothing worn by an actor.
Costumer
Costume Cutter
Costumes Co-ordinator
Costumes Dept.
Costumes Designer
Costumes Set Supervisor
Costume Supervisor
Costumes Truck Supervisor
Craft Services – Supply of edibles and drinks for between meals. The table for crew and cast is usually near set. The table for extras is usually near the extras holding area.
Crafty - see - First Aid/Craft Services
Crane - A boom to hold a block through which cable is run. Usually with a winch on one end of the cable and a hook on the other.
Crane Operator - Person who operates a crane.
Crane Truck - A crane mounted on a truck. Often used in the movies, without a winch and cable, to hold lights. See - Light Crane.
Crew – The filming crew; gaffer, grips, etc.
Crew Call – The time the crew should arrive for work.
Cube Light Technician
Cut – The director calls, “Cut”, when he wants the: actors; background; cameras; and sound recorder, to stop.
Cutter
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D
Dailies - Copies of the film shot throughout the day.
Darkroom - A room, usually located in a camera truck, which can be made dark. Often has two doors so that one can be kept closed while the other is opened. Usually where the film is kept so it is often temperature, and humidity, controlled
Day Call - A job that is for only one day. A person who has been dispatched for a one day job. The job may extend to more than one day. (A teamster may not stay on the same show, as a Day Call, for more than five consecutive days.)
Day Hire - See - Day Call
Day Out of Days - A condensed version, or summary, of a One Liner
Daymo - see - Day Call
D.O.P. (DOP) - see - Director of Photography,
De rigging - The rigging crew takes down and removes the rigging that was used to set up a scene.
Diaper - A piece of sash cloth hung under a light to prevent stray light from going in an unwanted direction.
Diffusion - a cloth, or vinyl, screen, on a frame, to diffuse the light
Director
Director of Photography
Director's Chair - A chair, usually made of wood, crossed legs, with cloth seat and back. Used on set for the directors and actors to relax. The back of the chair usually has labels such as `director' or the name of the person who is to use the chair.
Disconnect - A metal box containing circuit breakers with electrical connectors on the outside. Used to connect smaller electrical cables to seaway.
Dog screws
Dolly – A small wheeled platform with mounts for seats and a camera. Used to so that a camera can follow actors as they move through a scene.
Dolly Grip – The grip who pushes, or pulls, the dolly. (Photo & Quote: TJ. Sampson)
Dolly Grip `A’ or `B’ - The dolly grip on the `A' or `B' Camera.
Dolly track – a pair of rails, like a train track, on which you push the camera dolly so the camera will move smoothly over rough terrain.
Draftsperson
Dresser - See Set Dresser
Driver – The person who operates a vehicle. Usually a teamster unless the vehicle is in front of the camera in which case it may be an actor or stunt person.
Drop Down Cable - Like Seaway but the cables are much shorter and thicker, 0000 (4 aught).
Drop Down Package - A drop down cable, a ground cable, and a 200 Amp disconnect. Usually comes with a towable.
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E
E - Eleven – Slang for a particular size of a Westin.
Editor
Electrical Generator A device that produces electricity. Usually powered by a motor, a generator produces Direct Current. Most units, now, incorporate an alternator, rather than a generator, to produce Alternating Current.
Electrics Department - Supplies all lights, and lighting, and power (Electrical) to the location, set, and studio.
Electrics 40 – A forty foot trailer used to hold the; ladders, lights, ballasts, gels, etc. needed by the Electrics Dept.
Electronic Clapboard – See Electronic Slate
Electronic Slate – A slate board that uses digital display of the information.
Executive Producer
Electrics Slush – A one ton cube, or pickup, truck assigned to the electrics dept
Electrics Truck – A five or ten ton truck, assigned to the electrics dept.
Executive Producer
Expendables - Non returnable items purchased for use, non rented items; paper, pens, gels, etc.
Extra – (Originally `Extra Actors') - see - Background Performer.
Extras Casting – see – Background Casting
Extras Casting Director
Extras Costumer
Extras Craft Services – see – Craft Services
Extras Holding – A tent, or a room, for extras to relax, when not on set.
Extras Wrangler - See Background Co-ordinator
Eye line - in line with the eye of the actor, what or who would he be looking at.
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F
FA/CS (FACS, First Aid / Craft Services) – see – Crafty
Feature – Full length movie.
Female Extras Costumer
Fifth Wheeler - A trailer that is pulled by a truck equipped with a fifth wheel.- see `Star Wagon'.
First AC
First AD,
First Aid/Craft Services – A person who looks after the snack table and is also the first aid attendant. Because the craft services table does not have to be manned continually the `Crafty' is able to get away in an emergency. And, as there are, thankfully, very few emergencies, a `Band Aid' would be sitting around most of the time, the two positions have been combined. (Photo & Quote: S. McGovern)
First Assistant Camera – Responsible for the camera - Focus puller. (Photo & Quote: R. Eagan)
First Assistant Director -
First Assistant Editor
First Assistant Hair Stylist
First Assistant Make-up
First Assistant PC
First Assistant SPFX
First Assistant Production Co-ordinator
Fisher - Slang for a dolly. A manufacturer’s brand of dolly.
Flag – a black piece of cloth, or vinyl, in a frame, to block light.
Flatdeck – A truck with a flat deck behind the cab.
Flop - a flag that flops, or folds, down, or sideways, to become double size.
Focus Puller – A person who stands, or runs, beside a camera and adjusts the
focus on the lens. See - First Assistant Camera.
Foley Editor
French Hours – A special day where the crew doesn’t stop for a meal Hot food is delivered to the set every hour, so that the production doesn’t go into meal penalty.
Fuel Truck
Fuel Truck Driver
Furnie - A furniture pad used by furniture movers to protect furniture.
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G
Gaffer – Head of the lighting dept. – Chief Lighting Technician. (Photo & Quote: S. Rooney)
Gate - inside the camera is a gate that guides the film across the end of the lens.
Gel - coloured; translucent, or transparent, film; plastic, or vinyl, mounted in front of a light to change the temperature, colour, of the light.
Genie Boom – See - Cherry Picker
Genny - Electrical generator often mounted on a truck but more commonly on a small trailer.
Genny Op – See Genny Operator
Genny Operator – The electrician in charge of the gennys and all the cabling to the lights, camera, catering, circus, etc. Of all the electricians working on a show, the Genny OP must be certified for it is he who has to apply for the permits from the government. (Photo & Quote: H. Meikle)
Go(ing) Hot - Quiet on the set, ready to start filming.
Go Bo Arm -
Graphics
Green Screen – A large backdrop of light; green, or blue, with no corners, just gentle curves. Usually used for special effects, such as aerial shots, like Superman flying. The background will be put in later with dubbing or computer graphics.
Greens – Artificial, dead, or living plants used on a set. - Slang for; Greens person, Greens Dept. or pertaining to either.
Greens Department – Responsible for trees, lawns flowers, or other vegetation that will be in the scene. Trees are commonly used for blocking out unwanted objects.
Greens Helper
Greens person
Grid - type of diffusion.
Griff – 12, or 20 by. See 4 by.
Grip - The beginning position in the Grips Department. General Labourer. (Photo & Quote: M. Fiedler)
Grip Department - Alters (See - Bounce, Diffusion, Gels), controls (See - Flags) & directs (See - Lamp Op), and supplies mounting for (See - Stands) the lights (See - 18 K, Blondes) and the cameras (See - Dolly, Dolly Grip).
Grip Truck
Grip Truck Driver
Ground cable - An electrical conductor used to connect, something electrical, or an electrical circuit to the ground rod.
Ground rod - A steel rod, several feet in length, that is driven into the ground.
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H
H.M.W. (HMW) Hair Make-up & Wardrobe Wagon – see – Hair Truck
Hair
Hair & Make-up
Hair In The Gate - Usually a bit of celluloid from the roll of film, but could be dust, dirt, or a hair. See - Checking the gate.
Hair Department
Hair Stylist
Hair Truck – A truck and pony combination (For a definition see my trucking page.). The truck is usually a COE with a sleeper for the driver. The box behind the cab usually has one room with two sections. One end is for hair, with racks to hold wigs, and barbers chairs, and sinks. The rest of the room is used for applying make up. The interior is usually well lit and the walls are mirrored. The pony trailer is usually two rooms. The bigger room will be equipped with racks for hanging clothes and shelves for boxes of shoes and hats. The small room at the front will be equipped with a washer and dryer, ironing board, and counters for sewing and office work.
Head Animal Wrangler
Head Cable - An electrical cable, from the ballast to the light.
Head Carpenter - The person in charge of Carpenters.
Head Greens Person - In charge of the Greens Dept. (Photo: J. Summers)
Head of Hair
Head Labourer - The person in charge of Labourers. (Photo & Quote: S. Hazelman)
Head Painter
Heavy grid – A type of diffusion.
Hero – The main character, male or female, or principal character in a production.
Heroine – The main, femle, character, or principal, female, character in a production.
High hat - a mount for the camera.
High roller - A combi on wheels.
HMW (Hair, Make-up & Wardrobe – A Truck and Trailer. The truck unit has stations like a beauty salon. Usually the front two are for hair, with hair sinks on the opposite side of the truck. The back two stations are for makeup. Lights and mirrors line the wall of the truck. The trailer is usually in two sections. A small section at the front has a counter for sewing machines and ironing boards. The other side will have a washer and a dryer. The back, larger, portion of the trailer will have racks along the side of the trailer for hanging clothes. Above the racks will be shelves to hold boxes of; hats, underwear, etc. Along the floor, under the hanging; uniforms, dresses, suits, etc. will be boxes of; shoes, boots, etc.
Hold the Roll - Stop filming, but actors should remain where they are. Usually called by the director or the sound man when there is a technical glitch, or a disturbance such as the sound of an airplane in the background.
Holer - A trailer with two or more compartments. Each compartment is assigned to an actor for his personal relaxation or rehearsing. (Photo)
Hollywood - A suburb of greater Las Angeles, California, U.S.of A.
Hollywood North - Vancovuer, British Columbia Canada
Honey Waggon – A Truck and Trailer. The Honey Wagon found at a circus is a truck and pony combination (For a definition, see my trucking page.). The truck is usually a COE with a sleeper for the driver. The box behind the cab usually has four rooms. The first is the Men’s washroom, the second is the Ladies washroom, the third is a room for the Transportation Dept., and the fourth is the office for the 3rd AD. In the trailer are two to six rooms. These are change rooms for the actors.
Honey Waggon – A Vacuum Truck. Most people know `Honey Wagon’ as the truck that pumps out septic tanks. At the circus you may see a honey wagon pumping out a honey wagon.
Horse clamp - see - `Arnie'.
Hostess tray - A camera mount that goes on the outside of a car door, below the edge of the window, like the food tray delivered by the waitress at an A & W drive in.
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IA – Slang for IATSE
IATSE, I.A.T.S.E. – International Association of Technical and Service Employees
Illustrator
Insert Car - See - Insert Vehicle
Insert Vehicle - A Camera Vehicle pulling a trailer, or a side mounted, trailer like, attachment, on which is mounted, or towed, a picture vehicle.
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