Cameo
A cameo is a brief appearance by a well-known actor or celebrity in a film, TV show, or stage production, often playing themselves or a minor role.
Camera Coverage
Camera coverage refers to the variety of shots taken from different angles and distances during a scene to provide flexibility in the editing process.
Background Sound
Background sound refers to ambient or environmental noises that add realism and atmosphere to a scene in film, TV, or audio.
Backlot
A backlot is an outdoor area of a film studio where exterior sets are built to mimic various real-world locations for filming.
Backstage (Film and Theater)
Backstage refers to the area behind the stage or film set where actors, crew, and equipment are positioned during performances or filming.
Backstage (Publication / Website)
Backstage is a leading entertainment publication and digital casting platform, offering casting calls, industry news, and acting resources since 1960.
Bankable
Bankable refers to talent, such as an actor or director, who is highly likely to attract an audience and generate significant revenue for a project.
Basecamp
Basecamp is the designated area on a film or TV set where trailers, dressing rooms, and facilities for the cast and crew are located during filming.
Basic Cable Animation Agreement
The SAG-AFTRA Basic Cable Animation Agreement ensures voice actors on animated cable shows receive fair pay, residuals, and protections for ongoing reruns and streaming.
Beat
A beat is a moment of pause or shift in tone, action, or emotion within a scene, often used to emphasize key moments in film and TV.