Post Production Terms 4
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- One Light
- The alternative to a \"timed print,\" that has not been corrected shot by shot, but shows what all the shots look like with the same printing lights in contrast to each other.
- Timed Print
- Unlike a \"One Light Print,\" this is a print where the timer has gone through and timed every shot.
- Cinch Marks
- Small, vertical scratches on a roll of film that are caused when the end of the film is pulled to tighten the roll, causing any dust on the film to make a small scratch. Another common reason for cinching is too much drag on the supply while rewinding.
- Edge Fog
- Exposure on the edge of the film from raw light, in most cases from a lightleak, due to the camera door not being taped.
- Negative Cutter
- The person who cuts and assembles the original negative to match the edited workprint, which then goes to the lab for the answer print.
- Negative Matcher
- The same as a negative cutter.
- Blow Up
- An optical enlargement of a film from one gauge to another, such as 16mm to 35mm.
- Original
- Any film, negative or reversal, that was shot by a camera, as opposed to a print or intermediate copy.
- Aspect Ratio
- The proportions of the frame.
- Pull Down
- A transfer of sound slowed down from film speed, 24 film frames per second, to video speed, 29.97 video frames per second, which is the equivalent of 23.98 film frames per second.