Interview
An interview is a formal or informal conversation where one person asks another questions to obtain information, often used to promote films and TV projects.
Intimacy Coordinator
An intimacy coordinator ensures that intimate scenes, such as kissing or simulated sex, are conducted safely and respectfully for all actors involved.
Introductory Meeting
An introductory meeting is an initial conversation between parties in the entertainment industry to explore potential collaborations and establish relationships.
Invoice
An invoice is a document requesting payment for services provided, commonly used by freelancers in the entertainment industry to bill production companies.
Jingle
A jingle is a short, catchy song used in advertising to promote a product or brand, designed to be memorable and often including the brand’s name or slogan.
Jump Scare
A jump scare is a sudden and unexpected event designed to startle the audience, commonly used in horror or thriller genres to build suspense and surprise.
Jury
A jury is a group of industry professionals selected to evaluate films or TV shows in competitions, determining which projects win awards or receive recognition.
Key Art
Key art is the main promotional image used to market a film, TV show, or commercial, often featured in posters, digital ads, and DVD covers.
Key Grip
A key grip is the chief grip on a film or TV set, responsible for overseeing camera movement equipment and rigging, working closely with the director of photography.
Key Light
A key light is the primary light source in film, TV, or photography used to illuminate the main subject and create depth and dimension in a shot.