Process
Tail slate
A slate recorded at the end of a take when a conventional head slate was not captured.
Inputs
- Approved creative material, production information, and the requirements for the task
Outputs
- A reviewed result with a clear owner, version, and downstream handoff
Handoffs
- The clapper is commonly held upside down to signal a tail slate, while the identifying information and synchronization mark still need to be readable and recorded.
In practice
The clapper is commonly held upside down to signal a tail slate, while the identifying information and synchronization mark still need to be readable and recorded.
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Sources
- E-learning glossary — ScreenSkills
- Glossary of Motion Picture Terms — Kodak