The Ladder Pod is a British invention used to generate static camera shots from a high position. They look like three ladders tied together at a 120 degree angle with the camera position at the very top. They extend up to 20 feet high and are commonly used by film or video production companies where budget is an issue or a high vantage point does not exist for allowing high camera shots. (Camera crew)
A lamp is simply the bulb inside a lighting unit. Video production services companies can sometimes call the entire lighting unit a Lamp and may say something like, are we using a 2K lamp? (Lighting)
The Latitude is the range which video production companies produce viable images when using a camera – outside this range, images are regarded as either underexposed or overexposed. (Camera crew)
