SPLICE1) A sign up with or edit in a sound tape. A splice may be between leader tape and audio tape or in between 2 pieces of audio tape. Interlacing tape is the sticky tape made use of, a splicing block is used to hold the tape as well as guide the single-sided razor blade when making the cut.
Stay clear of making use of abbreviations such as SX or FX for audio result cues, as they sound similar to LX. When cueing the show, the member of phase management on the punctual book should say 'Sound Cue 12' instead than'S.
E. Stage Left UK = Stage. The instructions are seen from the director's as well as audience's point of view, NOT the actors. In Portugal Isquerda (left) is the equivalent of UK Stage Right and Direita (right) is the matching of UK Phase Left. STAND-BY/ STANDBY1) An advising given to technological personnel by phase monitoring that a cue is impending.