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23:44 Jul 25, 2005 |
French to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Cinema, Film, TV, Drama / List of films directed | |||||||
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3 +1 | Storyboard |
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3 | bible (or scripting bible) |
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Bible (in this context) Storyboard Explanation: I can't think of the term that is perfect, but it's like a storyboard - the basis of the movie (story/visualwise) that everyone must refer to, to maintain the director/writer's particular vision. Sorry this isn't more helpful, but maybe it will trigger someone else's memory. |
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Bible (in this context) bible (or scripting bible) Explanation: This is the term we use here in Los Angeles. The script editor is the person most interested in the (scripting) bible. This is the term currently use here by the Hollywood studios. I don't know what the British and other moviemakers use |
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