The act of creating a break, usually from an unpromising position.
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[filmmaking] In filmmaking, a pick-up is a small, relatively minor shot filmed or recorded after the fact to augment footage already shot. When entire scenes are redone, it is referred to as a re-shoot. In news studios, the term is more commonly called `insert` or `reaction shots`. Local news stations send just one remote camera to cover a ...
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• (n.) Alt. of Pickup
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The act of a bass or other fish taking a slowly-fished lure, such as a plastic worm, crayfish or lizard. It can also be referred to as a
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The act of a bass taking a slowly fished lure, such as a plastic worm, crawfish or lizard.
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1) Device which, when attached to an acoustic musical instrument, converts sound vibrations into an electrical signal.
2) A way of describing the directional sensitivity of a microphone. An Omni directional microphone has equal pick-up from all around, a Cardioid microphone is more sensitive from the front, a Hypercardioid has very strong direct...
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To take up one's ball before holing out. In match play this concedes the hole or in stroke play incurs disqualification.
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Pick-up is slang for a free ride in a motor vehicle.
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[
v] - meet someone for sexual purposes 2. [v] - get in addition, as an increase 3. [v] - buy casually or spontaneously 4. [v] - of perceptual input: receive a signal, receive news, receive a verdict, etc. 5. [v] - take and lift upward 6. [v] - give a passenger or a hitchhiker a lift 7. [v] - take up by hand 8. [v]...
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A relay is said to 'pick-up' when it changes from the de-energized position to the energized position.
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In a theater setting, pick-up usually refers to the relationship between a microphone and its directional sound input. A microphone can pick up noise from the front, back and sides. Different microphones are designed for specific directional pick-up, like an omnidirectional mic, which picks up sound from all around it.
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Reshooting a section of a scene from a specific point. i.e. “We’ll pick it up from here.”
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gather up verb take and lift upward
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The type of light-duty truck with an open cargo bed behind a closed cab.
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Debris built up on tires from rubber bits and small stones.
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