Gaffer
A gaffer is the chief lighting technician on a film or TV set, responsible for executing the lighting design as directed by the director of photography.
Gap Financing
Gap financing is a funding method used to cover the remaining budget of a film, typically repaid with future revenue from distribution deals or presales.
Geographical Limits (Usage)
Geographical limits in contracts refer to restrictions on where a performance, image, or intellectual property can be used, often by country or region.
Gig
A gig is a short-term job or project in the entertainment industry, often freelance or contract-based, and can range from a one-day shoot to several weeks.
Global Distribution
Global distribution is the process of making films and TV shows available internationally, involving licensing, marketing, and translation for global audiences.
Go-See
A go-see is an informal meeting or audition where models or actors meet with casting directors, photographers, or clients to discuss potential roles or jobs.
Gofer
A gofer is a production assistant or low-level crew member who handles menial tasks like fetching items and running errands on set.
Golden Globe Awards
The Golden Globe Awards honor excellence in both film and television, recognizing winners in categories like Best Picture and Best Television Series.
Grammy Awards
The Grammy Awards are the top honors in the music industry, recognizing excellence in categories like Best Album, Best Song, and Best New Artist.
Green Light (Green Lit)
Green light or “green lit” refers to the official approval given for a film or TV project to begin production after securing funding and logistics.