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Company move

Meaning in film & television, with examples

nounCommon term

In film & television, company move means: The relocation of the production's cast, crew and equipment from one filming location to another.

In Turkish: ekip ve ekipman taşınması

How it is used

Used in scheduling; allow time for packing, travel and setup at the next location.

Example sentences

  1. The company move to the beach took longer than the driving time alone.

    Relocation includes handling equipment as well as travel.

  2. We removed one company move by filming both interiors in the same building.

    Combining locations reduces a production logistics task.

Common collocations

  • schedule a company move
  • avoid a company move
  • shootTo record a film, scene or shot with a camera. As a noun, a shoot is the period or the day when the filming happens.
  • crewThe people who work behind the camera on a film or TV production, such as the camera, lighting, sound, art, costume and production teams.

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