Understanding Greeking in TV Production

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'greeking' in TV production, which involves covering up brand names on products to avoid displaying them on screen. Originally, this was done using markers to obscure letters, making them resemble Greek alphabet characters. The tutorial describes various techniques and tools for greeking, such as using stickers and greeking books. It also provides examples of how product labels can be altered creatively, emphasizing the endless possibilities of greeking.

What does the term 'greeking' refer to in TV production?

• Decorating sets with Greek themes

• Using Greek letters in scripts

• Covering up brand names on products

• Writing scripts in Greek

Why was the term 'greeking' originally used?

• Because it was used in Greek TV shows

• Because it was invented in Greece

• Because the obscured letters resembled Greek alphabet

• Because it involved using Greek letters

What is a common tool used by prop departments for greeking?

• A paintbrush

• A greeking book with stickers

• A computer software

• A stencil kit

What can be found in a greeking book?

• Scripts and dialogues

• Stickers of various colors, shapes, and sizes

• Blueprints of sets

• Photos of Greek landmarks

How can markers be used in the process of greeking?

• To write new brand names

• To obscure existing brand names

• To draw Greek letters

• To highlight important props

What is an example of a product name change through greeking?

• Boomerang traditional beef to Boomer traditional

• Coca-Cola to Pepsi

• Apple to Microsoft

• Nike to Adidas