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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Film vocabulary
Hallo,
I would like to ask you the following question. When you shoot a movie, there is usually a person who holds a clapperboard. What word/words does he or she say when clapping the board before every new scene? Thank you so much for your answer and wish you beatiful autumn days.
Katka
I would like to ask you the following question. When you shoot a movie, there is usually a person who holds a clapperboard. What word/words does he or she say when clapping the board before every new scene? Thank you so much for your answer and wish you beatiful autumn days.
Katka
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The person holding the "sticks" usually doesn't say anything, maybe "mark" or "mark 1, mark 2" (if there are multiple cameras. The sound technician will say "scene #, take #" into the recorder. )
- The person holding the "sticks" usually doesn't say anything, maybe "mark" or "mark 1, mark 2" (if there are multiple cameras.
- The sound technician will say "scene #, take #" into the recorder.
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The person holding the "sticks" usually doesn't say anything, maybe "mark" or "mark 1, mark 2" (if there are multiple cameras.
The sound technician will say "scene #, take #" into the recorder. (In movies, though, they portray the guy holding the sticks as saying that.)
The sound technician will say "scene #, take #" into the recorder. (In movies, though, they portray the guy holding the sticks as saying that.)
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