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  • 10 On-Set Terms You Need to Know

    As a producer, I’ve found there are many terms used on set that are beneficial to know. Even if they don’t specifically refer to you as an actor, they’ll help you know what is being discussed while on set and to better understand those around you.
    Above the line: On a budget sheet, there are individuals who contribute to the direction and narrative of a film. “Above the line” refers to these people and any expenditure related to them. Examples include screenwriter, producer, director, casting directors, and actors, among others. These are the most expensive line items, and this is the area that can make or break a movie in terms of the quality of the leaders.
    Below the line: On a budget sheet as well, “below the line” refers literally to the “line” that separates the actors, directors, producers and writers from the remaining on-set crew. This is where your team resides as well as every aspect related to it, from food and fuel to parking and wardrobe. Where “above the line” could be considered the upper management, “below the line” would be the team players themselves.
    Blocking: In setting up a scene, an actor’s moves need to be worked out in

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