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DIT
aka Digital Imaging Technician
The digital imaging technician who manages data, backups and on-set colour for a digital camera workflow.
The DIT (digital imaging technician) owns the digital pipeline on set: offloading and backing up the camera's media to redundant drives, verifying the copies, managing the cards back to the camera department, and often applying a viewing LUT or a first-pass colour so the monitors and dailies reflect the intended look. On a data-heavy shoot they are the difference between a clean handoff to post and a lost day's footage, so their cart, drives and checksum reports are a real line on the budget and a real slot on the call sheet. The DIT works beside the camera department and the script supervisor, and hands a verified, organised drive to editorial at wrap.
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See DIT live in /shoot
Every dit we generate stays linked to the rest of the project - change a scene heading and the dit updates automatically. No re-import. No copy-paste. One project file from script to wrap.
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Slate
The clapperboard that identifies each take and gives editorial a sync point between picture and sound.
Script Supervisor
The department of one who tracks continuity, coverage and timing so the footage cuts together in the edit.
EDL
A text file listing every clip used in an edit - source tape, in-point, out-point, and timeline position - so an editor can recreate a cut in another system.