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Take
Only one ongoing recorded performance of a field. A film director generally orders requires to proceed until he or she is fulfilled that all of his or her specifications for the scene have been made, be they technical or creative. For exciting exclusions, see the trivia records for Stagecoach, The Gold Rush, The Player, Rope, Shi di chu ma, Some Like It Hot, and The Regular Thinks. A a continual report stores the position of each take. Of the ones that don't contain apparent mistakes, the film director will order some to be printed. See also out-take, hold.
Teaser Trailer
A short clip trailer that is generally released many months before a movie is actually released, to give a brief look at what the movie will be like, and to build viewers expectation. Intro trailer are usually much smaller than the final movie trailer, which shows more of situation of the movie. See also trailer.
Teleplay
A program written to be created for television
Tilt
The activity of spinning the photographic camera either up or down. See also dutch tilt, pan
Time Lapse Photography
A form of movement in which numerous single frames are shot spread at a given period to show a process that would take a very long time to occur. i.e. a flower flourishing, or the motion of the stars.
Title Design
The procedure during which the titleist styles how headline of a title is shown on display.
Titleist
The person who styles how a film's title seems to be on the display. The way in which title of a film is shown on display is commonly regarded an art form. Saul Fish is regarded a expert title designer.
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