camera rehearsal

The cast and crew would have a camera rehearsal followed by a dress run.

During camera rehearsals earlier in the day he was able to cut out, align and stick down his black cardboard mask.

Not quite in the same category, but regrettable all the same, was the Met's treatment of Wagner's "Ring" as a camera rehearsal for a television series.

The cast and crew moved to Studio D at the BBC's Lime Grove Studios on Saturday 11 December 1954 for a full camera rehearsal and run-through.

Each episode was rehearsed from Monday to Friday at the Student Movement House on Gower Street in London, with camera rehearsals taking place all day on Saturday before transmission.

By the time of the camera rehearsals at Lime Grove on Friday morning, the day of recording, everyone was expected to be word perfect, with the equivalent of a twenty-five minute play committed firmly to memory.

The plasterboard and glue version that the producers had used during the months of camera rehearsal, during which they had ensured that every single angle was covered and that there truly was no place to hide.

The episodes were rehearsed from Tuesday to Saturday before broadcast, usually at the Mary Wood Settlement in Tavistock Place, London, with camera rehearsals taking place in studio on the morning and afternoon of transmission.

Hancock arrived at the studio during rehearsals, but when it came time for his final camera rehearsal, he had disappeared and he remained missing for four days; in the event he had to be hastily replaced by actor Johnny Lockwood.