Long, slender burdock root.

A patterned template used in lighting to create a pattern or texture in a scene. Placed between the light and the subject, a gobo can add mood, dimension, or the illusion of motion.

A light-blocking device that falls under the general category of "Grip equipment." Generally used in a studio to prevent illumination from a studio light striking a portion of a scene. A &qu [..]

"portable screen or wall to absorb sound or reflect light," 1930, American English, Hollywood movie set slang, of unknown origin, perhaps somehow from go-between.

A Flag; also a disk with a cutout pattern that casts shadows when used in an Ellipsoidal Spot Light.

see Cookie.

A grip head or "C" stand head used as a clamping device for holding other equipment. (Grip)

A popular Scratch mascot

burdock root.

ゴボウ - burdock (root)

, carrot, etc.) shredded lengthwise and fried in sugar and soy sauce, sprinkled with sesame seeds, chili pepper, etc.

牛蒡 – burdock root.

A thin metal stencil with a cut-out pattern that produces an image projected onto a surface when a light beam is directed through it.

Common term in spotlight illumination (originally from stage lighting) for a mask or image template (patterned filter) used to create effects and project images using a projecting optical system.

Flat board, like a flag, but full of holes or shapes, used for creating a pattern of light or shadows when placed in front of a light. Also known as a Cookie at times.

A patterned template used in lighting to create a pattern or texture in a scene. Placed between the light and the subject, a gobo can add mood, dimension, or the illusion of motion.

(goh-boh) – Long, slender burdock root.

(film,television) A disc placed between a light and the illuminated object or actor in order to diffuse the glare. (theatre) A template inserted over a light source in order to control the shape o [..]