Key terms explained in plain language and in the context of practice.
A prompter drawn on top of whatever application is in front, so a script can be read while recording in something else.
The fixed position on a prompter where the next words to say are held, so the eyes stay still and the text moves past them.
One continuous recorded attempt at a piece, from the start of the recording to the stop.
A screen that shows a script to the person speaking, positioned so they can read it while appearing to look at the camera.
A teleprompter that moves the script to match what is being said, rather than scrolling at a speed fixed in advance.
The pace of speech, counted in words spoken each minute. Unhurried delivery to camera sits around 130–150.
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