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Terms for subject Cinematography (689 entries)

video assist	Motion picture cameras often include a video camera that allows instant review of a scene to monitor framing, focus, and performance. Both this system and the person operating it are referred to as video assist.
video cassette recorder	A common household appliance for recording and/or playing prerecorded video tapes. See VHS, NTSC and PAL.
Video Game Violence	VGV
video home system	Video Home System is a popular format for VCR systems worldwide. See also DVD.
Videogame Rating Council	VRC
videographer	A person who works in the video medium — recording moving images and sound onto linear analog or digital tape, non-linear digital disc, or any other digital recording media, such as memory cards. On a set, he or she may be responsible for the lighting as well as the audio and images captured by the video camera/camcorder. Videographers differ from cinematographers because they record using video cameras/camcorders while cinematographers use film cameras to shoot film footage onto motion picture film stock. The development of high definition digital cinematography, however, is quickly blurring this distinction.
View Control	VC
Viewer Discretion Advised	VDA
visual effects	Alterations to a film's images during post-production. Contrast with special effects (except in UK television, where visual effects and special effects are sometimes the same)
visual effects rigger	The person that prepares the miniature models, creature puppets, or whatever the camera subject is, to perform whatever the object is supposed to do during the shot.
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	q3mi4
Voluntary Content Rating	VCR
Voluptuous Beautiful Women	VBW
w.w.	y.y.	Liquid­_Sun
walk-on	A minor role, usually without speaking lines.