Film set glossary · Production · scheduling · paperwork
Below-the-line (BTL)
Budget costs below the line: crew, equipment, locations, art and wardrobe, logistics, post-production and insurance — they scale with shoot days and volume.
- Korean
- 하위 예산
- Also
- BTL · 빌로 더 라인
In other languages
- 한국어 · KO
- 하위 예산
- 예산서의 가로선 아래 비용. 스태프 인건비, 장비, 장소, 미술·의상, 진행비, 후반작업, 보험처럼 촬영 일수와 물량에 따라 늘고 준다.
- 日本語 · JA
- ビロウ・ザ・ライン（BTL）
- 予算書の線より下の費用。スタッフ人件費、機材、ロケ地、美術・衣装、進行費、ポスプロ、保険など、撮影日数と物量に応じて増減する。
Related
- Above-the-line (ATL)Budget costs above the line: rights, writer, producers, director and principal cast — the creative core whose fees are negotiated individually.
- ContingencyMoney set aside in the budget for the unexpected — weather, extra shoot days, equipment failure. Kept as its own line so overruns stay visible.
- Shooting dayThe unit for counting shoot days ("day 12" is the twelfth shooting day). In Korean dramas it is distinct from the broadcast episode.
More terms in this category
- Call sheet
- Call time
- Start of principal photography
- Wrap of principal photography
- Script breakdown
- Stripboard
- Shooting schedule
- Day out of days (DOOD)
- Script revision
- Last-minute script pages
- Storyboard ("conti")
- Shot list
- Daily production report
- Location scouting
- Location shoot
- Set
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