Shallow Space Blocking: A type of blocking associated with multiple-camera, studio set productions, where, due to the shallow sets, the actors mostly move side-to-side, rather than up-and-back.

 

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Shallow Space Blocking: A type of blocking associated with multiple-camera, studio set productions, where, due to the shallow sets, the actors mostly move side-to-side, rather than up-and-back.

Positive Space: Space aboard a ship or aircraft that can be confirmed ahead of time.

PIN Unblocking Key (PUK): If a GSM or GAIT subscriber enters the wrong PIN three times in a row, then the wireless mobile phone is locked until the PUK is entered.

Road Blocking: The scheduling of a brand's commercial at approximately the same time on all networks, or all stations in a given market.

Shallow Cut: A change-of-direction cut; also called a fish-hook cut.

Shallow Focus: A small depth of field, with just one plane (foreground, middle-ground, or background) in focus.

Negative Space: The areas of an artwork that are NOT the primary subject or object. Negative Space defines the subject by implication. See Positive Space, Notan, Gestalt

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Diegetic Space: The physical world in which the narrative action of the television program takes place.