Film set glossary · Production · scheduling · paperwork
D / N (day / night)
Day (D) and night (N) marks on scene headings and strips. Strip colours by convention: interior day white, exterior day yellow, interior night blue, exterior night green. Finer times such as dawn or dusk are noted separately.
- Korean
- D / N 표기
- Also
- 낮 · 밤 · 시간대
In other languages
- 한국어 · KO
- D / N 표기
- 씬 헤딩과 스트립보드의 낮(D)·밤(N) 표기. 스트립 색 관례는 실내 낮 흰색, 실외 낮 노란색, 실내 밤 파란색, 실외 밤 초록색이다. 새벽·해질녘처럼 세부 시간대는 따로 적는다.
- 日本語 · JA
- 昼 / 夜（D / N）
- 柱とストリップボードの昼（D）・夜（N）表記。ストリップの色は慣例で屋内昼が白、屋外昼が黄、屋内夜が青、屋外夜が緑。早朝・夕景などの細かい時間帯は別に書く。
Related
- INT / EXTScene heading notation for interior (INT) and exterior (EXT). Lighting, gear and weather cover differ, so it matters when ordering the shoot. Scenes moving between both are marked I/E.
- StripboardA schedule board where each scene is a strip arranged in shooting order. By convention, colors mark interior/exterior and day/night (e.g. INT day white, EXT day yellow).
- DawnThe bluish light around sunrise. It changes fast and the usable window is short, so set-ups are prepared the day before and calls are timed to sunrise.
- DuskThe time from sunset until full dark. The light changes quickly, so these scenes are often shot in a short magic-hour window.
More terms in this category
- Call sheet
- Call time
- Start of principal photography
- Wrap of principal photography
- Script breakdown
- Shooting schedule
- Shooting day
- 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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