#set definitions

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B

BASECAMP This is where all of the trucks and motor homes are parked, usually where catering is too. BRICK walkie-talkie battery BOOM OPERATOR holds the microphone over the actors on set

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E

ELECTRICIAN works under the gaffer. Any electricity type questions should go through them. Generally you don't need to help them unless you are asked (union rules). ELECTRIC TRUCK holds all the lights and cables. EXHIBIT'S contracts between Production Company, Director and DGA usually required if it is Union Job. These contracts are specifically for Commercials. See Deal Memo for non-commerical productions. Exhibit "B" | CPLF Commercial Project List Form Exhibit "C" Commercial Director Notice of Employment Exhibit G SAG Actors Time Card

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K

KEY GRIP in charge of building things and any sort of camera support (like the dolly or a crane). Again, help them only if asked.

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M

MARTINI The last shot of the day. You can start getting rid of what's not being used once this is called out. MILEAGE Keep track of the miles that you drive for work related errands. This does NOT include to and from work. You will be reimbursed 0.565 cents per mile(as of 2013). MOTORHOME winebago | camper | moho This is where production works from on shoot days. Usually there is one for the director, make-up, and wardrobe but that's all budget dependent. You shouldn't go into the director's moho unless you are to. Some times the agency/client has one too. Crew bathrooms are often in the production motorhome.