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The term "best boy" originated in the film industry, specifically in the context of crew roles on a movie set. It traditionally referred to the chief assistant to the gaffer (the head electrician) or the key grip (the head of the grip department), responsible for managing the crew and equipment. The term likely evolved from earlier usages of "best boy" in other trades, where it denoted the most skilled apprentice or assistant. Over time, it became a formal title recognized in film credits.
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