Key grip is the crewmember who acts as the technical eye in the sky that oversees and maintains camera cranes, dollies, lights, platforms, and all other production equipment on set.

Key light is the primary light on a subject. Key light is generally off-center and angled. It is designed to selectively illuminate prominent features on the subject to create shadows or depth. It is the main source of light in a 3-point lighting setup.

Kick-off is the term denoting the start of production or principal photography.

Kino Flo is a term for a bank of fluorescent bulbs used for soft light.

Klieglight is a type of powerful carbon-arc lamp that produces an intense light, often used in filmmaking. Also used for promotional purposes at film premieres.

Kudocast is another term for an awards show. See "Academy Awards."

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