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A Guide to Film Set Lingo and Hand Signals
by Steven Gladstone · Posted 07/04/2016
Working on a film set can be a loud experience, with a variety of terms or jargon bandied about that has developed over the past hundred and twenty years or so. I wanted to share with you a smattering of what is said, not said, and what it all means. Hand signals These can help to reduce the noise on a set, which is a good thing, since the last thing you as a crew member want is to be noticed for being too loud. Counting  As an assistant camera person, you often need to share information, but you want to keep the noise to a minimum and
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