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Terms for subject
Cinematography
(689 entries)
visual effects supervisor
The chief of a production's visual effects crew.
pre-recorded voice on the top of a film / cinema/ video
voice over narration
MichaelBurov
off-stage commentary
voice over narration
MichaelBurov
voice-over
Indicates that dialogue will be heard on a movie's soundtrack, but the speaker will not be shown. The abbreviation is often used as an annotation in a script.
voice-over artist
The unseen person who does the speaking necessary to create a voice-over.
V.O.
voiceover
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Voluntary Content Rating
VCR
Voluptuous Beautiful Women
VBW
w.w.
y.y.
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walk-on
A minor role, usually without speaking lines.
walla
Background conversation. Historically, when a script called for "crowd unrest" or "murmuring", the extras would be required to mumble the word "rhubarb", as this produced the required effect.
wardrobe department
The section of a production's crew concerned with costumes. Individual job titles include: costume designer, costumer, and costume supervisor.
wardrobe supervisor
The head of the wardrobe department.
Washington Film And Video Council
WFVC
Watch Language
WL
Weak Hit
WH
Web Quality Review Board
WQRB
western
A movie set in the "Wild West" of the late 19th-century United States.
What Bad Taste
WBT
whip pan
An extremely fast pan, incorporating much motion blur. The term refers to the "whipping" action that the camera operator uses to move the camera.
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