Organization

Hierarchical structure

An organizational structure where elements are ranked according to levels of importance or authority, ensuring creative control is maintained within key roles like directors and showrunners.

Monitor protocols

Guidelines for behavior around filming monitors, emphasizing reserved space, minimizing comments, and maintaining professionalism.

General Protocol No. 1

Be on time; the mantra being 'Early is on time, on time is late, late is unforgivable'.

General Protocol No. 2

Stick to the job assigned; emphasizes the importance of set literacy.

Call Sheet

A daily schedule that includes details about who, what, where, and when for a production's shoot.

Clean dialog

The primary focus in sound recording on set to ensure clear communication and quality audio.

Boom Operator

The person responsible for operating the boom mic and ensuring quality sound capture while filming.

Post Production Workflow

The process in which recorded media goes from capturing to processing, editing, and final delivery.

Tool Safety

Practices for ensuring safety while using tools on set, including mindful placement and use.

Ladder Safety

Guidelines for safely using ladders on set, including maintaining three points of contact and securing tools.

ADR (Automated Dialog Replacement)

A post-production process used to re-record dialogue to improve audio quality or reflect changes in the script.