Tail-out:
When a roll of film is wound so that it's tail is on the outside.
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Take:
A single continuous recorded performance of a scene.
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Talent:
A general, informal term for actors.
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Technical Advisor:
A person with expertise in a particular field who provides advice for the production.
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Teleplay:
A script written to be produced for television.
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Television Movie:
A feature-length movie funded by a TV network, intended to be premiered on television.
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Television Special:
A television production of a singular event (such as an awards show or concert) as opposed to a regularly scheduled series.
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Telewriter:
A writer who either adapts an existing work for production on television, or creates a new teleplay.
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THX:
A subdivision of Lucasfilm, Ltd dedicated to improving picture and sound for the cinema and the home.
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Tilt:
The action of rotating the camera either up or down.
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Time Lapse Photography:
A form of animation in which numerous single frames are filmed spaced at a given interval to show a process that would take a very long time to occur. i.e. a flower blooming, or the motion of the stars.
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Title Design:
The manner in which title of a movie is displayed on screen is widely considered an art form.
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Track:
A single component or channel of a soundtrack.
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Tracking Shot:
The action of moving a camera along a path parallel to the path of the object being filmed.
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Trailer:
An advertisement for a movie which contains scenes from the film.
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Transportation Co-Ordinator:
The person responsible for managing drivers and co-ordinating the transporation of a production's cast, crew, and equipment from the various locations and sets used for filming.
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Travelling Matte Shot:
A shot in which foreground action is superimposed on a seperately filmed background by optical printing or digital compositing.
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