Playback
Playback refers to the review of recorded footage or audio on set, allowing directors and crew to evaluate takes and ensure the quality of the shot.
Playlist
A playlist is a curated list of songs, audio tracks, or video content organized for a specific purpose, commonly used in film, TV, and digital platforms.
Plus 20 (+20%)
Plus 20 (+20%) is an additional fee added to an agent’s or manager’s commission to cover expenses like taxes and social security contributions.
Proof of Concept (POC)
POC (Proof of Concept) is a short version or sample of a film, TV show, or project used to demonstrate its viability to investors and studios.
Podcast Agreement
The SAG-AFTRA Podcast Agreement covers voice actors and performers in podcasts, ensuring fair pay, residuals, and health protections for union talent.
Points
Points refer to a percentage of profits from a film or TV project, given to key talent as part of their compensation in the form of profit participation.
Portfolio
A portfolio is a collection of work showcasing an individual’s skills and experience, commonly used by actors, models, and directors to secure roles or projects.
Post-Production
Post-production is the final phase of filmmaking, involving editing, sound mixing, visual effects, and color correction to produce the final cut.
Post-Production (Post)
Post-production (post) is the phase after filming, where editing, sound design, and visual effects come together to finalize a film or TV show for release.
Point of View (POV)
POV (Point of View) refers to the perspective from which a scene is filmed or a story is told, often used to immerse the audience in a character’s experience.