Frame
A frame is a single image or still picture in film or video, and the composition of each frame influences the mood and storytelling of the scene.
Frame rate
Frame rate refers to the number of frames or images displayed per second in a film or video, affecting the smoothness and motion of the visuals.
Front-End Payment
A front-end payment is the guaranteed initial payment to actors, directors, or writers before a project generates any revenue, regardless of its success.
Establishing Shot
An establishing shot is a wide or long shot used at the beginning of a scene to provide context, orienting the audience to the location and time of the action.
Exclusive Representation
Exclusive representation is an agreement where talent works exclusively with one agent or manager who handles all job opportunities and negotiations.
Exclusivity (Usage)
Exclusivity usage limits a performer”s ability to take on similar work for competitors during the contract term, often in exchange for higher pay.
Exclusivity Clause
An exclusivity clause prevents actors, directors, or creatives from working on other projects during a set period of time or until the current project is complete.
Executive Producer (EP)
An executive producer oversees the financial, administrative, and sometimes creative aspects of a film or TV production, ensuring the project runs smoothly.
Expatriate (Expat)
An expatriate, or expat, is a person who lives and works outside their native country, often to pursue international opportunities in the entertainment industry.
Expense Report
An expense report is a detailed record of costs incurred during a project, such as travel, lodging, or equipment, often used for reimbursement or tax purposes.