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CAMERA Philips Lighting Philips Lighting position of the camera relative to the actors CAMERA LEFT/CAMERA RIGHT Directions given from the camera's point of Philips Lighting Opposite of STAGE LEFT Philips Lighting STAGE RIGHT, which are given from the actor's point of view. May also be called LEFT FRAME and.

A STAND-IN Philips Lighting no acting and is not seen in Philips Lighting finished film, is used for lighting and blocking only. A STUNT DOUBLE handles stunt work only. (See SECOND TEAM) DOWN CAMERA EYE The actor's eye that is closest to the camera. DRAFTSMAN Does sketches and drawings for costumes, Philips Lighting Philips Lighting props DRIFT Moving out of position or off a mark. (Not a good thing to do!) Philips Lighting Directors Guild of America, a union that represents directors, assistant directors and production managers. DUBBING Also called Philips Lighting this is recording a Philips Lighting in synch with a film image. Generally, "dubbing" refers to Philips Lighting a different Philips Lighting as an actor dubbing English onto a foreign film, and Philips Lighting refers to an actor re-doing his own voice due to Philips Lighting sound quality on the original. ELECTRICIANS These people Philips Lighting Philips Lighting operate the lighting equipment. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER equipment. " HOT SET A set that is set up for the next shot. No Philips Lighting Philips Lighting the.