A driving-sim pod is a specialized vehicle rig used in virtual production that places a real car body on a motion base, surrounded by LED screens displaying a virtual environment.
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Filmmaking Terms Starting With D
The filmmaking terms that begin with D, in alphabetical order.
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An unmanned aerial vehicle equipped with a camera for capturing aerial shots.
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Aerial footage captured by remotely piloted multirotor or fixed-wing cameras
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Dry for Dry is an editing style for dialogue scenes that exclusively uses clean single shots of each character, which can create a sense of emotional distance.
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Replacing a film’s original audio with another language localises content for global markets.
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A dupe is a duplicate copy of a film negative, created for various post-production purposes to protect the original camera negative.
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Duv is a precise color science metric that measures the green or magenta tint of a light source, working in tandem with the Kelvin scale to define a light's true color.
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