Definitions for "DAILIES"
Picture and sound work prints of a day's shooting; usually an untimed one-light print, made without regard to color balance. Produced so that the action can be checked and the best takes selected; usually shown before the next day's shooting begins.
Also called rushes, this refers to unedited film. These are called Dailies because the film typically is viewed from a single day's shooting, even if the final commercial or program will take many days or weeks of shooting.
As the film is shot, production and development units view footage the following day. This film stock is known as 'dailies.' The producer, director and various studio department heads critically analyze the previous day's results, looking for any visible problems, from wardrobe to set dressings performances. In theory, dailies depict the progression of the film in relation to the course of production.
Newspapers that are published every day of the week.
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