Meanings of see glossary in anglès

Irene Chawko is our Continuity Lady, or Script Supervisor ( see Glossary).

Today is also special because my Stunt Double ( see Glossary), Ray De Haan, is on set.

I am sitting next to my friend Lindsay Doran, who is producing the film ( see Glossary).

To our right is the Scratch-O-Matic ( see page 17); to my left, the Sound Department ( see Glossary).

One of our Other Important Producers ( see Glossary) has come to check and see we're all managing.

That's because my Dresser ( see Glossary), Helen Ingham, makes sure they are clean and toasty every day.

We are on our fifth Set-Up ( see Glossary) and it's only 11.30.

Emma, the Camera Loader ( see Glossary) for 'A' camera, has just asked Russ, the Focus-Puller (see Glossary), this question:

Competitors can also get credit for reaching one scored handhold midway up the boulder called a zone hold ( see Glossary).

Her big brother, Tindy, is working as the Video Assist ( see Glossary), so she's also a bit jealous of him.

Chris Stoaling, our Second AD ( see Glossary), has knocked and said we're off to shoot the arrival of the Rolls-Royce.

It is, however, one of the most effective costumes I've ever worn, so hats off to the Costume Department ( see Glossary).

Phil Sindall, our Camera Operator ( see Glossary), is sitting on the Dolly (see Glossary) with his forehead resting on the eyepiece.

Toby, our wonderful Movement Director ( see Glossary), came in rather suddenly and found me naked except for my nose, boots and hat.

Martin Harrison is our First Assistant Director ( see Glossary) and, apart from the Director, is really the most important person on the set.

Meanwhile, on the safety side, the competitors will be attached to an auto-belay ( see Glossary)-essentiallya long, mechanical tether, like a giant seat belt.