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Hello.
I was just wondering if anyone would know where I could find Technical Director cues in German. (Tighten up, Widen out, Tilt up, Tilt Down, Pan, Camera 1 your hot ect.) I have an internship set up in Germany in June. I can speak it well but I have no Idea on the proper lingo. Thanks! Mitch
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Try the website: new Theatre Words. I'm not sure if the book or online version would include camera operator instructions or not.
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Yahoo! Babel Fish - Text Translation and Web Page Translation could be a start.
However, I don't think it will get you too far in the realm of actually saying it. Might want to find someone to speak German to give you a crash course. |
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Try searching "film satz" (film terms) or "film begriffe" (film phrases) at Google.de - it will pull up pages written (hopefully) by Germans.
Then use www.google.com/translate to translate the pages. Finding someone who actually uses the terms would be 100 times better, though.
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