D) Complete the sentences from the text.

. Someone who is responsible for…

• interior decoration and props is a___.

• wardrobe is a ___.
• each day’s shooting schedule, safety conditions, energy level is a ___.
• photographic process, lighting and camera technique is a ___.
• recording dialogue during shooting is a ___.
• the boom and radio microphones is a ___.
• meals and accommodation is a ___.

Grammar.

a) Complete the sentences with the correct preposition (in, up, to, on, of, for):

1. He sets ___ each shot for the director’s approval and keeps track of the actors.

2. It’s very difficult to be ___ charge of the shooting schedule.

3. At the university I specialized ___ fine arts.

4. We have to draw ___the props for the final scene.

5. Our dispute was referred ___ the scene with the stunt persons.

6. My assistant will fill you ___ on the details.

7. This film consists ___ three logically connected parts.

8. The director relies ___ the director’s crew.

b) Rewrite these verbs as passives, keeping them in the same tense, and removing they, we, someone, etc.

Example: This unit creates the colour schemes of the sets. – The colour schemes of the sets are

created.

1. We check our equipment thoroughly.
2. They have cancelled the meeting.
3. We’ll open the studio at nine o’clock.
4. They send two million books to America every year.
5. They’ve paid me a lot of money to do the job.
6. The cast may include stars.
7. They have to present the finished shot
8. Each scene in the sketches included notations about costume, lighting and camera work.
9. He supervises the staff who finds props.

1. The actor has rendered the gestures perfectly.
2. Fortunately, they didn’t damage the dolly.
3. We should record the dialogue during the shooting.
4. The recordist is using a tape recorder and several microphones.
5. Now they are arranging a crowd scene.
6. They’ve already arranged the elements of the setting.

Vocabulary.

a) Look at the words in the box and match them with their definitions below:

call for expose take hold up delivery master in view rehearse slate readout result in

1. a record of information produced by a computer or other piece of electronic equipment, shown on a screen or printed on paper.
2. to practice a play, concert, opera, etc before giving a performance.
3. one photograph, document, recording from which copies are made.
4. to allow light to reach the film in a camera so you can take a photograph.
5. a section of a film or TV programme that is recorded without stopping.
6. the way in which someone speaks in public.
7. a flat piece of slate used in the past for writing in schools.
8. close enough to see.
9. make something necessary or suitable.
10. to hold something in a high position.

11. to cause or produce something.

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