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Day out of days

Meaning in film & television, with examples

nounAdvanced term

In film & television, day out of days means: A production chart showing which days each performer works, travels, is held or is not needed.

In Turkish: oyuncu çalışma günleri çizelgesi

How it is used

Often shortened to DOOD; used alongside the shooting schedule to track performer needs.

Example sentences

  1. The day out of days shows that the judge is needed only on Monday.

    The chart identifies a specific performer's work date.

  2. Update the day out of days after moving the wedding scenes to next week.

    Moving scenes changes which days the cast must be available.

Common collocations

  • prepare a day out of days
  • day out of days report
  • 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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