Film set glossary · Production · scheduling · paperwork
Omitted scene (OMIT)
A scene cut from a revised script. Its number stays in place marked OMITTED so later scene numbers do not shift and existing schedules can be checked against it.
- Korean
- 오밋
- Also
- OMIT · 오미트
In other languages
- 한국어 · KO
- 오밋
- 개정 대본에서 빠진 씬. 번호를 지우지 않고 OMIT으로 표시해 두어 뒤 씬 번호가 밀리지 않고, 이미 짠 일정·준비물과 대조할 수 있다.
- 日本語 · JA
- オミット（欠番）
- 改訂台本で削られたシーン。番号は消さずに OMIT と記して残すので、後のシーン番号がずれず、組んだ日程や準備物と照合できる。
Related
- Script revisionA revised draft of the script. Revisions are numbered and changed scenes are marked so each department re-prepares only what changed.
- Last-minute script pagesScript pages delivered a few at a time just before shooting rather than as a full draft. Common on tight Korean drama schedules; it leaves departments little prep time.
- SceneA unit of the script set in one place and time, headed by a number, location and time of day (e.g. "12. INT. CAFE - DAY").
More terms in this category
- Call sheet
- Call time
- Start of principal photography
- Wrap of principal photography
- Script breakdown
- Stripboard
- Shooting schedule
- Shooting day
- Day out of days (DOOD)
- Storyboard ("conti")
- Shot list
- Daily production report
- Location scouting
- Location shoot
- Set
- Filming permit
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