on-set-effects

Vocabulary Word

Definition

On-set effects are all about creating the cool, sometimes magical things you see in movies or TV shows right in front of the camera, on the set. This could involve mechanical effects, weather simulations, or even special makeup.

Examples in Different Contexts

In music videos, 'on-set effects' are used creatively to complement the music and artist's vision, ranging from lighting tricks to physical props. A music video director might comment, 'We use on-set effects to create visually striking scenes that resonate with the song's themes.'

Practice Scenarios

Marketing

Scenario:

We're talking about a fantasy film with dragons and magic. People crave these film trailers because of its visual experience.

Response:

True. The on-set effects used in the trailer will definitely heighten the viewer's visual pleasure.

Creative

Scenario:

We're planning to upgrade our production quality. The audience expects a cinematic experience even for a web series now.

Response:

Absolutely, we'll be using some great on-set effects that can deliver a big screen experience on digital platforms.