Glossary entry

français term or phrase:

repérage

anglais translation:

location scouting

Added to glossary by Enza Longo
Apr 14, 2009 10:03
16 yrs ago
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français term

repérage

français vers anglais Art / Littérature Cinéma, film, TV, théâtre
Nous avons reçu le soutien de la commission du film belge pour l’écriture de ce projet et des repérages s’imposent absolument.
xx se consacrera au développement des projets et xx aux préparations puis suivi des repérages.
Pour ce projet, il faudra d’une part mener cette enquête en profondeur et d’autre part procéder à des repérages précis.

The word occurs several times, as above and I know the dictionary says "location" that doesn't seem quite to fit.
Thanks in advance for any input
Change log

Apr 14, 2009 10:20: Emanuela Galdelli changed "Term asked" from "reperage" to "repérage"

Apr 19, 2009 10:02: Enza Longo Created KOG entry

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location scouting

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Oolala Productions - Location Shoots - Photographic Locations ...
From location scouting, permit authorisation arrangement, casting (stills ..... Nous pouvons arranger un repérage dans n’importe quelle location d’Europe ou ...
www.oolala-productions.com/ - 9k - Cached - Similar pages
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PHOENIX PRODUCTIONS INT
Production Management. Régie. Location Scouting. Repérages. Casting. Casting. Set Design & Special Effects. Décor & Effets Spéciaux. Crew Booking ...
www.phoenix-prod.eu/ - 60k - Cached - Similar pages
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Rôles
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2.Pré-repérages. Preliminary location scouting. Elle fournit aux professionnels des renseignements complets sur les lieux de tournage référencés sur le site ...
www.agencedufilm.be/pages/roles.html - 22k - Cached - Similar pages
Peer comment(s):

agree Cetacea : or location hunting
2 minutes
Thanks, Cetacea
agree Helen Shiner : scouting is correct
20 minutes
Thanks, Helen
agree ykabeya
25 minutes
Thanks, ykabeya
agree celoudin
1 heure
Thanks, Celine
agree Anne Girardeau
2 heures
Thanks, Anne
agree Jenn Mercer
3 heures
Thanks, Jenn
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20 minutes

scouting // research

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46 minutes

recce

(as in 'reconnoitre')

Possibly not the official 'formal' term, but one that is used a lot in intra-industry jargon.

But 'scouting' may be an earlier step: just seeking out suitable potential locations, whereas a 'recce' may take place later to settle final details...
Peer comment(s):

agree Jennifer Levey
1 heure
Thanks, R!
agree K. Ganly (X) : agree (though i always spell it 'rekki')
5 heures
Thanks, Katharine! That's one I've not come across!
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9 heures

Site inspection

Expression also used in the Tourism industry when organizing a convention
Peer comment(s):

neutral Tony M : Maybe, but doesn't sound like realistic film industry jargon to my ears.
3 minutes
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