Non-Exclusive Representation
Non-exclusive representation is an agreement where an agent or manager represents a client without exclusive rights, allowing the client to work with multiple representatives.
Non-Union
Non-union refers to actors or crew members who are not affiliated with a labor union, often working on lower-budget productions without union benefits.
Off Book
Off book refers to the point in an actor’s rehearsal process when they have fully memorized their lines and no longer need to refer to the script.
Offer
An offer is a formal proposal extended to actors, directors, or other entertainment professionals for roles or projects, including salary and contract terms.
Offshore Payment
Offshore payment refers to financial transactions made to individuals or companies outside the payer’s home country, commonly used in international film productions.
On Camera Principle (OCP)
On Camera Principal (OCP) refers to a performer with a speaking role who appears on camera in a commercial, film, or TV production, typically with more prominence than extras.
On Location
On location refers to filming at a real-world location instead of a soundstage, providing authenticity and enhancing the visual appeal of a film or TV show.
On-Air
On-air refers to the broadcasting of live or recorded content on television, radio, or digital platforms, reaching viewers or listeners in real-time or through scheduled programs.
On-Set Photographer
An on-set photographer takes still photographs during the production of a film or TV show, capturing key moments for marketing and promotion.
Onboarding
Onboarding is the process of integrating new talent or crew members into a film, TV production, or entertainment company, ensuring they are well-prepared for their roles.