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High quality After Effects Video Tutorials for motion graphics and visual effects presented by Andrew Kramer. Movie Terminology Glossary C. A listing of which actors will be required for which scenes, and when they will be required. Call sheets are created by assistant directors and others. A bit part played by a famous actor who would ordinarily not take such a small part. Originally meaning a small piece of artwork, the term was borrowed by director Michael Anderson when attempting to attract famous actors to play bit parts in Around the World in 8. Days. A device for recording images. The group of crewmembers directly involved with operation of the camera. Individual job titles include clapper loader, camera operator, assistant cameraman, director of photography, focus puller, grip, key grip, dolly grip, additional camera. Fictional Movies Ed Wood 1. Living in Oblivion 1. AKA Clapper Loader, Clapper Loader. The person who operates the clapboard at the beginning of a shot, also responsible for loading film stock into film magazines. The action of slapping the clapper was invented as a way of synchronizing the visual and audio components of a shot. Recent innovations in audio visual synchronization have made this unnecessary, but it still occurs extensively. See also assistant cameraman. AKA Cameraman. The person who operates the camera to the specifications dictated by the director of photography. A director or a director of photography sometimes assumes this role. Luc Besson always operates the camera on films he directs. See also Society of Operating Cameramen, Steadicam operator. Fictional Movies Living in Oblivion 1. AKA Campy. A form of comedic parody where the clichd conventions of a dramatic form like adventure are deliberately exaggerated to the point of ridiculousness. Often unfairly used to describe superhero films and shows as Batman is a prime example of this form of comedy. On the web List of camp titles at the IMDb. AKA CSCUse of the abbreviation after a name indicates that the person is a member of the CSC. On the web Official Home Page. A collective term for the actors appearing in a particular movie. The process of hiring actors to play the characters in a script, typically done by a casting director, but with some input from a director, producer, or studio. See also CSA. During the so called Golden Age of Hollwood, it was not uncommon for would be stars to grant sexual favours to directors andor producers in return for a role in films. These favours were usually rumoured to be on a couch in the filmmakers office. The phrase Casting Couch has been popularized, and although the practise has diminished, the term remains in use. AKA Extras Casting, Casting Assistant, Casting Associate. The person who auditions and helps to select all of the speaking roleactors in film, television shows or plays. The CD must possess a vast knowledge of the actor pool and be able to match a variety of actors with just the right role. Directors and producers rely on the Casting Director to assist them with assembling the perfect cast for their production. Casting Directors are also responsible for serving as the liason between the director, and the actors and their agents. CDs negotiate the deals with agents once the actors have been cast and are also responsible for the contracts and SAG of each actor. AKA CSAThe Casting Society of America is a professional organization of Casting Directors working in theatre, film, and television. The C. S. A. is not a union or a guild, therefore every Casting Director working in these mediums is not necessarily a member of this organization. On the web Official Home Page. AKA Catering. A person or company who provides the main meals for cast and crew either on set or on location. See also craft service. A hand drawn sheet representing a single animationframe, usualy made of a clear material like cellulose or mylar to allow several layers of composition. A form of animation where hand drawn pictures are transposed on to plastic sheets, each with a different element such as characters and background, and layered on top of each other to create a complete scene. The composition is then photographed and incorporated in the finished film. It was the predominate of form of animation until the rise of computer generated animation in the mid 1. AKA Censoring, Censor. Changes required of a movie by some person or body other than the studio or the filmmakers, usually a national or regional film classification board. See also certificate. AKA C. I. F. E. J., CIFEJ, International Centre of Films for Children and Young People. A 4. 0 year old international non governmental organization whose goal is to promote quality films, television programmes and videos for children and young people around the world. On the web http www. AKA Certificate, Ratings. Various countries or regions have film classification boards for reviewing movies and rating their content in terms of its suitability for particular audiences. For many countries, movies are required to be advertised as having a particular certificate or rating, forewarning audiences of possible objectionable content. The nature of this objectionable content is determined mainly by contemporary national, social, religious, and political standards. The usual criteria which determine a films certificate are violence and sexuality, with mature adult situations and especially blasphemy and political issues often being considered more important outside the Western world. This is by no means a hard and fast rule see the Hays Production Code for an example. In some cases, a film classification board exhibits censorship by demanding changes be made to a movie in order to receive a certain rating. As many movies are targetted at a particular age group, studios must balance the content of their films against the demands of the classification board. Negotiations are common studios agree to make certain changes to films in order to receive the required rating. The IMDb uses the term Certificate as opposed to Rating to avoid confusion with ratings meaning the opinions of critics. See also Banned, NC 1. PG, G, XXX. On the web MPAA Ratings Explanation, IMDb Certificate Section. AKA Computer Generated Imagery. The use of computer graphics to create or enhance special effects. When a script is being edited during production, changes are distributed to actors and the filmmakers on change pages, which are usually a different color to the pages of the script. AKA Change Over, Reel Change, Reel Change Marks, Cigarette Burns. Most completed movies consist of more than one reel, and thus for an uninterrupted screening, at least two projectors must be used. Towards the end of a reel, one or more frames may include a small circle in one of the corners. These are signals to the projectionist that the current reel is approaching the end, and he or she should be ready to start the next projector, which should have the next reel prepared for projection. Also, many theaters have switched to a platter system. The film is fed through the center of the reel unwinding from the inside out. This process. allows the film to be show back to back without having to rewind it. Fictional Movies Fight Club 1. An actor who specializes in playing a particular style of character, often stereotypical, offbeat, or humorous. On the web Search IMDb for Character Actors. Training scheme in the UK to give schoolchildren experience of all aspects of film making. Now replaced by the Childrens Film and Television Foundation.