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■ GLOSSARY

aspect frame to be displayed on videotape

or DVD.

soft wipe A wipe effect from one image to

another that has a diffused edge.

sorting The displaying of clips in a bin col-

umn in alphanumeric order of the selected

heading.

Sound Designer II (SD2) An audio file format

used for import and export of digital audio

on Macintosh-based editing systems.

source mode A method of linear auto-assembly

that determines in what order the edit con-

troller reads the edit decision list (EDL). B-

mode assemblies are generally referred to as

source mode.

sound report A report issued for each sound

roll by the sound department of a motion

picture production. Includes scene numbers,

takes, circled takes, Society of Motion Pic-

ture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) time-

code, and other information. A copy should

be sent to the editorial department.

speed The point at which playback or record-

ing reaches a stable speed and all servos are

locked.

splice An edit in which the material already

on the video or audio track is lengthened by

the addition (editing) of new material spliced

in at any point in the sequence.

split edit A type of sync edit in which transi-

tion of audio and video from a source do not

occur at the exact same time. Also called L-

cut, delay, or overlap edit.

split-screen The video special effect that dis-

plays two images separated by a horizontal

or vertical wipe line. Also a monitoring tool to

view an effect before and after it is applied

to a segment.

spot color correction A color adjustment made

to a specific part of a video image that is

identified using geometric drawing tools.

stabilization A specialized form of motion

tracking used to eliminate unwanted motion

such as camera movement from a clip. Stabi-

lization works by tracking a theoretically

unmoving object in the clip and by reposi-

tioning each frame or field of video to keep

that object stationary.

startup disk The disk that contains the operat-

ing system files. The computer needs an

operating system to run.

stepping The process of moving forward or

backward through media one frame at a

time. Also called jogging.

storyboard A series of pictures (traditionally

sketches) designed to show the look and

order of events of a production.

streaming A technology that allows users to

watch a video transmission, usually over the

Internet.

striped stock Blacked and timecoded videotape

stock.

subcarrier (SC) The sine wave signal used for

color reference.

subclip A subsection or smaller part of a clip

or sequence, created for easier reference. Sub-

clips are made and categorized to prevent long

searches across entire reels of tape or long

media clips. As a metadata in a bin, it points

to only part of a Master clip.

subsampling (chroma) A method of reducing

data within image files for transmission, usu-

ally to videotape. Subsampling is represented

by a ratio of three or four digits, where the

leading digit, usually 4, is representative only

as a luminance sample relative to the amount

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