Take 1意思

"Take 1" is a term commonly used in filmmaking and video production to indicate the first attempt at recording a scene or take. It is a directive given by the director or the director of photography to the crew and actors to begin the first official take of a shot. The term "take" refers to a single, uninterrupted recording of a scene, and "Take 1" is the first time the scene is recorded from start to finish without stopping.

During a take, all the elements of the production—camera operation, lighting, sound recording, and the actors' performances—are captured in real-time. If the director or the production team decides that the first take is satisfactory and meets their creative and technical standards, they may declare it "Take 1: Print," meaning it is good enough to be preserved and potentially used in the final edit of the film or video.

However, it is quite common for multiple takes to be performed to ensure that all the necessary coverage is obtained and to allow for variations in performance or technical adjustments. Each subsequent take is numbered sequentially (Take 2, Take 3, etc.) until the director is satisfied with the results.

The term "Take 1" is also used more broadly to refer to the first attempt at doing something, especially when that something is being recorded or documented in some way. In this context, it can apply to any situation where a "do-over" might be necessary, such as in music recording, live performances, or even in everyday situations where someone wants to capture a moment perfectly.