Varietyese

Varietyese is a language used by people who work in the entertainment industry, like in movies, TV shows, or music. It's a way for them to talk about their work and all the different things they're doing, in a way that makes sense to them.

Think of it like a secret code that only people in the industry can understand. For example, if someone says, "We're going to do some reshoots on this scene," that means they're going to film parts of the scene again, because they didn't turn out the way they wanted the first time.

If someone says, "We're going to do some ADR," that means they're going to record some dialogue after the scene has already been shot. This could be because the actors didn't say their lines loud enough, or there was too much background noise, or any other reason that makes it hard to hear what they're saying.

There are lots of other words and phrases that people use in Varietyese, like "greenlight" (which means a project has been approved to move forward), "box office" (which means how much money a movie or show made in theaters), and "episodic" (which means a TV show that has multiple parts, or "episodes").

So, Varietyese is just a fancy way for people in the entertainment industry to communicate with each other. It's like a secret language, but not really a secret, because anyone can learn it if they want to!