Armorer
An armorer is responsible for handling and maintaining weapons used in film and TV productions, ensuring safety and realism.
Art Director
An art director oversees the visual elements of a film or TV production, working with the production designer to implement the creative vision.
18-To-Play-Younger
“18-to-play-younger” (or 18-to-look-younger) refers to casring an adult actor to portray a younger character. It’s a common practice to bypass child labor laws and hire a more experienced performer.
8×10
An 8×10 refers to the standard size of an actor’s or model’s headshot photo, widely used for casting purposes.
A-List
A-List refers to the most elite and in-demand actors and celebrities in the entertainment industry.
Above-the-Line (ATL)
Above-the-Line refers to key creative personnel on a film, including directors, writers, and lead actors, whose costs are considered pre-production expenses.
Academy Awards (Oscars)
The Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, are the most prestigious film awards in the world, honoring excellence in filmmaking across various categories.
Acting Class
An acting class teaches actors various performance techniques, from character development to scene work.
Acting Coach
An Acting Coach helps actors develop their skills, from character development to emotional expression, often providing personalized guidance.
Action
Action is the command given by a director to start the actors’ performance and crew’s operation during filming.