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Vocab Crossword Puzzle: Working in the TV Production Industry

Across
A person who works with the scriptwriter and is considered to be an expert in the program's subject matter.
The person who creates the titles for the program using a character generator.
The individual responsible for gathering information from many sources, including research and interviews, for writing news stories, and often editing their own stories.
Everyone involved in the production, both staff and talent.
The person who schedules necessary equipment and personnel to cover the stories for the day's newscast.
A photog who regularly performs duties of both the photographer, as well as the reporter.
The person who keeps all the production equipment functioning at its optimum performance level.
The person responsible for all the artwork required for the production.
The person who decides the placement of lighting instruments, the appropriate color of light to use, and which lamps should be used in the instruments.
The person who remotely operates all of the cameras and the robotic camera mounts from a single location in the studio or control room.
The person who handles the business portion of the production by negotiating the fees for goods, services, and other contracts.
The person who manages the video equipment and is ultimately responsible for the technical quality of the video signal.
The person responsible for putting the various pieces of the entire program together.
The person, or people, who provides the funding necessary to produce the program.
Down
The collective name given to all the talent participating in a production.
The person who provides general assistance around the studio or production facility.
The person who is in charge of the creative aspects of the program and interacts with the entire staff.
The cameraperson in the field on location with a reporter in a news operation.
Anyone seen by the camera, whether or not they have a speaking or any other significant role in the program, as well as individuals who provide only their vocal skills to the production.
The person responsible for placing the entire production on paper.
Production personnel that are normally not seen by the camera, which generally includes equipment operators.
The person who delivers the news from the news desk set in a studio.
The lighting director's assistant who often does the actual hauling of heavy instruments up and down ladders.
A person who moves the equipment, scenery, and props on a studio set.
Production personnel that work behind the scenes and generally includes management and designers.