continuity girl

That,or the director/editor are useless and the Continuity girl was off sick.

On the scrap heap, girls, after fifty, unless you alter and stretch so much that the staples keep hitting the continuity girl.

Finally, continuity girl Barbara Cole appears as one of the nurses in the Damascus hospital scene.

It is said Havilland has her own continuity girl simply to keep track of her makeup and fictional age in each scene to be shot.

'Did you all check with our continuity girl if you couldn't remember?'

When her attempts at acting and dancing proved to be unsuccessful, she accepted work as a continuity girl for British International Pictures.

Since 1993, as a student, Mak had worked for the film industry as a continuity girl, assistant director, production manager, art director and wardrobe designer.

McLaren's first novel, The Continuity Girl was published by Harper Collins in 2005.

It follows a young film professional - the titular "continuity girl" - in her search for a perfect - and unsuspecting - man to father her child.

But Muriel's climb to film direction was slow and gradual, and she began her apprenticeship as a typist and then continuity girl, rising throughout the studio hierarchy.

"Mary dear', not "Mary Dear': I'd given her that name to distinguish her from Gerran's continuity girl whose given name was Mary Darling.

She was a continuity girl for the BBC drama department with a sick mother to support who, for a fat fee, was willing to fly down to the Cayman Islands carrying money for the Cali cartel.

They staggered across to my table, sat down, pushed the hair from their faces and I identified them as Mary Darling, our continuity girl, and Allen-nobody knew whether he had another name or whether that was his first or second one-the clapper-loader.

She recorded that during World War II in Britain when she found acting work hard to come by she had been the "continuity girl" on the film drama San Demetrio London, an account of a ship badly damaged in the Atlantic but whose crew managed to bring her to port.

Born Thelma Balle Dunaway in London, she began her career as a continuity girl, and then moved up to assistant editor on films such as The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp before taking the editing role for the first time in In Which We Serve (1943).

Richard dreamed of becoming a TV continuity girl or film star from a young age and, after leaving school at 15, helped to pay her way though the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts in London by working in the fashion department of Fortnum and Mason.

And why his forthcoming assassination at the hands of a jealous drug-crazed continuity girl over a love-triangle incident, which had nothing whatever to do with the controlling theme of this book, would go for the most part unrecorded, but, that is, for a brief mention of the sickening squelch made by his lifeless body as it struck the floor.