Comp Card (Composite Card)
A comp card is a model’s marketing tool, showcasing key photos and statistics used during castings to introduce potential clients to their portfolio.
Compositing
Compositing is the post-production process of combining multiple visual elements into a single image or sequence, commonly used in special effects scenes.
Composition
Composition in film refers to the arrangement of visual elements within a frame, including the positioning of characters, objects, and lighting to enhance storytelling.
Conflict Check
A conflict check is a process that ensures talent has no prior obligations or contractual conflicts with other projects, often used before signing new deals.
Conflicts
Conflicts refer to exclusive agreements that limit an actor’s ability to appear in competing projects or ads, often found in commercial and endorsement deals.
Cont’d (Continued)
Cont’d, short for “continued,” is used in screenwriting to indicate that dialogue, action, or scenes will continue onto the next page.
Content Creator
A content creator produces and publishes original material on platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or blogs, engaging audiences through videos, posts, or podcasts.
Continuity
Continuity ensures consistency in visual and narrative elements in film and TV, maintaining logical scene flow and avoiding noticeable errors.
Contract
A contract is a legally binding agreement outlining the terms and conditions under which services, roles, or work is performed in the entertainment industry.
Contractual Fee
A contractual fee is a pre-determined payment specified in a contract for services provided by actors, directors, crew members, or other professionals.