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How much do you know about the people (JOTKA) work behind the camera while a film is being shot? A GAFFER, for example, is the person (JONKA TYÖ) is to look after the lighting on the set. (SE, MITÄ) s/he needs, of course, is an assistant. The BEST BOY is the person assists the gaffer. The boom is a long pole (JOKA / JOLLA) has a microphone on one end. The BOOM OPERATOR holds the microphone over the actors' heads to record (SEN MITÄ) they are saying.

The PRODUCER has many tasks, (JOISTA YKSI) is to control the budget. SOUND MIXERS control the equipment records all the sounds are picked up by the microphone. The EDITOR does something (JOKA / MIKÄ) is very important: s/he 'cuts' all the film shot by the DIRECTOR into a final two-hour version. CASTING DIRECTORS choose actors for the various roles, (JOISTA TÄRKEIMPIÄ) are those of the leading actor and actress.

The scenes (JOTKA) we see in the final version are not shot in that order, (MINKÄ TAKIA) the film crew needs a CONTINUITY SUPERVISOR, (JONKA) duty it is to make sure that costumes, sets and props consistent.

CLAPPER-BOARDS are two pieces of wood (JOISSA) have information written on them. The director and the editor would be in trouble if they didn't have anything (MIKÄ) helps them keep the takes in order. THE CLAPPER-LOADER is the one (JOKA) operates the clapper-board. A KEY GRIP moves the camera from one position to another, (MIKÄ) is also a demanding job whether the film is being shot on the set or on location. The screenplay is done by a SCRIPT-WRITER (JOKA) writes a 'play' for the 'screen'. Finally the DIRECTOR is the person (JOSTA)