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TRIM Facing around a TV set opening such as a door or window.
TRIPOD A three-legged TV camera mount. Cheapest, least desirable type, usually used in remotes.
TROLLEY or DOLLY Wheeled vehicle on which camera can be moved in taking a shot.
TRUCK or TRUCKING SHOT Camera technique by which single talent up to a line of performers <a chorus, for instance* or a scene is covered by dollying the camera along the line of subjects or along the scene while the camera is on the air.
TRY OUT For definition, see audition.
TURKEY Flop or failure. No good.
TURN OVER To relinquish control at close of one show to the stage hands, engineers, etc. of the succeeding show.
TURN TABLE The rotating platform on which transcriptions are spun to play.
TURN-TABLE TOM TV director who is more interested in his audio effects • speech, music, etc.i than in visual effects.
TURRET or RACK Mounting for one or more camera lenses to permit rapid change of lens by rotating the turret to place the required lens in use.
TV DIRECTOR Person responsible for every detail of show, including announcer, cameramen, shots, audio engineers, stage managers, stage hands, talent, musicians, and soundmen. He builds and shapes the program by bringing all these factors into harmony. He may make corrections and any revisions he deems desirable in show or script whenever he feels such are necessary for improved show. On his shoulders rests the complete responsibility for quality of programs.
TVA All-inclusive television talent union which usually includes AGVA, AFRA, etc.
TVR CBS-TV abbreviation of television recording for term commonly called kinescope film by NBC-TV.
TWIST Unusual or surprise ending to a story. O. Henry stories have a twist ending.
TWO-SHOT Close shot of two persons with camera as near as possible while still keeping them both in shot.
TWX Pronounced "twix" and means a teletype or teletype message.
TYPE (D Actor suited to specific kind of part. (2) To limit an actor to one kind of role.
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