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Jan 26, 2021 29 min

S1 E06 The Terminology

from The Background Scoop Hosted by D. J. Stavropoulos

The film & TV industry has a whole vocabulary of its own, which was the original subject of this episode. I hadn't intended on doing an entire show about The First Wives Club. But I did this TV show three times in the past two weeks, and a number of things happened that I wanted to talk about. I do cover some industry terminology here, but your best bet to learn the most common terms is to listen to Season 1, Episode 4, where I cover terms such as crafty, your mark, pantomime, banana, and martini shot. So, instead of just sharing some new terminology, I talk about experiences and provide insight into pantomime vs. talking, getting crafty food, leading when no one else is, how to juggle multiple submissions for the same day, revised call times, cattle calls, and running into old friends. If you like this podcast, please provide a rating on whatever platform you're listening on and tell your friends. If you like what you heard and want to see more, here are my social media links: Facebook http://www.facebook.com/d.j.stavropoulos Instagram http://www.instagram.com/d.j.stavropoulos LinkedIn http://www.Linkedin.com/in/djstavropoulos Pinterest http://www.Pinterest.com/djstavropoulos Twitter http://www.Twitter.com/djstavropoulos YouTube http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC67CJvv-jrWtPbTQWhu79Qg?view_as=subscriber IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm12147879/

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