7. • A and B rolls
Two separate reels of video on which scenes are
alternately placed to perform special effects
• Basic set
A film, TV, or stage set with furniture and
scenery but without props
8. • Cable puller
A person responsible for setting up and handling
power, sound, and picture cables. Generally one
cable puller is allocated to each camera
• Distance short
A view in which the subject is a long distance from
camera or appears to be far away; also called a
long shot.
• Electronic cue
An audio or video signal indicating the end of a tape
or other instruction
11. • FEED:
Broadcast sent by radio and TV networks
to local stations or by a local station or
medium to the headquarters office or other
media. The origination point is called the feed
point.
• Green room:
A room or waiting area for guests
• HTML:
It is the coding language typically used in
the development of web pages.
12. • Infotainment:
A combination of information and
entertainment such as that provided by some
of the cable-television.
• Join in progress:
An instruction to a station to cut in and
start broadcasting a program already started
such as live coverage of a news event.
15. • Lower third
The bottom third of the TV screen, on
which identification and other caption
generally are display
• Mock interview
A stimulated interview, generally
conducted by a professional
communicator ,to help develop the
communication skill of the interviewee,
16. • Morphing
A computer process that
transform one photograph or
image into another,
commonly used in video and
film. A morph is form.
Network promo
An announcement broadcast by
a network to promote a
specific program or the
network itself generally at the
end of a network program.
17. • On scene show
A t v program produce
at the site of an
earlier
murdur,accident,or
the other event
sometimes reenacted
20. People Meter
• A device that is part of an audience
measurement system.
Quad Split
A TV switching effect to produce four different
images on the screen at the same time.
Routing Room
A room in a TV station with a wall of monitors on
which are shown live feeds of remote transmissions
for broadcast.
21. Sustaining Program
A non sponsored broad cast, generally
a public service.
Tease
A bit of news preceding the
newscast.(upcoming story)
24. • Ultra high frequency
• Limited-range wave bands for television
channels(14 to 82) that transmit from 470 to
890 megahertz(MHz), with lower power and
over a smaller area than low band(channels 2
to 6) or high band (7 to 13)very high
frequency(VHF) stations.
• Voice-over
• The sound of an unseen narrator on a TV
program or film;a reading by a TV announcer
while a videotape is shown
25. • Wraparound
• The introductory or concluding segments of a
program or series; the live portion before or after
a taped segment.
• XIS
• A film or TV shot that is over or across (X) the
shoulders of a performer; also called O.S.( over
shoulder)
• Zoom
• An optical effect in television and motion pictures
produced by shifting quickly from one camera
angle to another, such as from close up to a long
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