Making TV series-what are the special terms of directors? What special terms do photographers have when shooting, such as "pull back"? What do you mean, respectively?

Directors usually don't shout anything at the scene. You're talking about the job of an assistant director, that is, an assistant director. As you said, cut was convened by the staff in Hong Kong. Because they usually say this in English, and the mainland rarely says it in English. Assistant directors in the mainland will shout 5, 4, 3, 2 after the photographer turns on the phone. Remember not to shout 1 before 2 o'clock.

The so-called scenes are written one by one according to the story, and the coordinator will pick out the same venue to shoot together, but they are all written in order.

I don't work in the studio. I'm free. Haha, I didn't sign a contract in the company or the studio, but I will know something. If you're talking about newcomers, I think it's necessary to sign a contract first, and then praise the actors. Some of them will sign contracts first, but this situation is not very common. Unless some famous actors or companies sign contracts with their own companies after filming this drama, some of them may sign contracts with this company again. Signing a company play will be more secure. When you are a newcomer, the salary is uncertain. Very few. Some people may not give money, so they will become famous first. After all, there is still a lot of money in the family to do this business, and some of them have to be invested first. I have inside information, haha, but I don't rule out many backgrounds. Maybe the boss is her father. I wonder if you are satisfied with my answer?