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Bookmark or Share- Above the Line vs Below the Line in Film Explained - StudioBinderAmong the most puzzling are the terms “above the line” and “below the line” positions – but fear not, for they’re not as cryptic as they appear. In essence, these terms help us understand the hierarchy of a film set, separating the big decision-makers from the technical wizards.
- What is Below the Line in Film & Which Crew Members Qualify? - StudioBinderBelow the line in production refers to, in a budgetary sense, any production costs that are not "above the line." This can include film crew salary, publicity, music rights, and cutting together a trailer.
- Below the line - WikipediaBelow the line may refer to: Below the line (filmmaking), a film's budget excluding actors, producers, director, and writers; Below the line (advertising), advertising not involving mass media; A type of contract bridge scoring; The group voting ticket, option in Australian elections; Below the Line, a 1925 silent film
- Below the Line | Voice of the CrewBelow the Line started 24 years ago with the simple idea of shining a bright light on the seemingly endless supply of talented craftspeople...
- Above-the-Line vs. Below-the-Line Film Crew Positions - BackstageAbove-the-line (ATL) positions refer to those responsible for the creative development, production, and direction of a film or TV show. Before sets can be built or cameras can begin...
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