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Behind_the_scenes [agentive]
Artists work at various tasks that further the completion of a film, play, television show, or other similar Production. Artists never appear on stage or in front of a camera. Some (e.g., a director) may interact with the actors (on-screen participants) of the Production. Often times a particular Production is made for distribution by a Distributor, by a particular Studio, or in a specific Medium. The Artists may be categorized into Type or work in specific Medium.
Steven Spielberg directed several films for Universal Pictures.
Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment produced Jurassic Park for MCA.
Surprisingly, this film [producer|Artist] was willing to work for a cable company.
Independent [producers|Artist] often win big at smaller film festivals.
Steven Spielberg directed several films for Universal Pictures.
Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment produced Jurassic Park for MCA.
Surprisingly, this film [producer|Artist] was willing to work for a cable company.
Independent [producers|Artist] often win big at smaller film festivals.
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- Behind_the_scenes (fn_1.7_2023)
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Core Frame Elements (9)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Artist |
The Artist works off-stage to help make the Production.
John Williams composed the soundtrack to Star Wars. |
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| Distributor |
Often (especially with film or television) the Production is advertised and transmitted to the audience by the Distributor.
Even desperate producers would never produce a film for that television station|Dist. |
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| Medium |
This FE indicates the Medium in which a particular Artist works or a Production is made.
He produces for television She is a theatre director. |
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| Performer |
In screen performances, the Performer is filmed as he or she acts out a role with respect to the larger Production
This particular scene was shot with a local choir and dancers|Perf. |
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| Production |
The Production is the final product put out by the off-stage (and on-stage) participants.
Ralph Smith produced the off-Broadway hit "Why Is My Name Ralph?"|Prod. |
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| Scene |
A Scene is a sub-part of a larger production. In film, scenes are sometimes recorded independently, and later edited into the final movie.
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| Score |
The music which may be performed in the performance of the Production, either in isolation or accompanying actions and speech.
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| Studio |
This FE indicates the particular orgainzaion that makes the Production.
The latest performance produced by The Umbrella Thesbians was a major hit in France. First layer: New Line Cinema produces several films each year. Second layer: New Line Cinema produces several films each year. |
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| Type |
An Artist may be categorizedy by Type.
Hollywood director independent film-maker |
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Peripheral Frame Elements (5)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Manner |
The Manner in which the Artist creates the Production.
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manner
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| Nationality |
This FE indicates the Nationality, ethnicity, or primary working location of the Artist.
Several Canadian directors have received attention from critics in recent years. Local film-makers often collaborate for larger efforts. |
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| Place |
This FE indicates the location of production.
The documentary was shot on location. |
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locative_relation
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| Purpose |
The Purpose for which an Artist works on a Production.
I produced this film to let people know what I went through as a child. |
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state_of_affairs
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| Time |
This FE indicates the time when the Production is made.
Silence of the Lambs was filmed in 1991. |
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time
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Lexical Units (14)
| LU | Type | Definition |
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| cast.v | — | FN: select the cast for a performance. |
| choreograph.v | — | FN: plan how performance dance in a performance. |
| choreographer.n | — | FN: person who plans how performers dance in a performance. |
| compose.v | — | FN: create a musical piece |
| direct.v | — | COD: supervise and control (a film, play, or other production). |
| director.n | — | COD: a person who directs a film, play, etc. |
| film-maker.n | — | COD: a person who directs or produces films for the cinema or television. |
| film.v | — | COD: make a film of; record on film. |
| produce.v | — | COD: administer the financial and managerial aspects of (a film or broadcast) or the staging of (a play). |
| producer.n | — | FN: a person who administers the financial and managerial aspects of a film or broadcast or the staging of a play. |
| score.n | — | COD: a written representation of a musical composition showing all the vocal and instrumental parts. |
| shoot.v | — | COD: film or photograph (a scene, film, etc.). |
| soundtrack.n | — | COD: the sound accompaniment to a film |
| stage.v | — | COD: present a performance of (a play or other show). |
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