U2 CINEMA-RELATED WORDS

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20 cinema-related words worksheet

The cinema online worksheet for BTS MAV. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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MISSION 2: Cinema-related words

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1. Actor: A person who plays a role in a film

2. Audience Response: The audience always has an emotional and psychological response to the film

3. Box Office: Admission office

4. Bloopers: An error made by the actors during the shooting of a film

5. Cameraman: A person who is responsible for the shooting and recording the scenes of a film

6. Cast: Assign roles to characters

7. Director: A person who directs the film

8. Dubbing: The process of adding dialogues in a different language for the audience of a different region

9. Choreographer: Someone who creates new dances

10. Cinema: A method that distributes moving images

11. Character: The characters are the essence of the film. Fine characters have three sides based on the body science of the character

12. Costumer: A person who designs or supplies clothing

13. Critic: A person who participates in the analysis and interpretation of art

14. Editor: Someone who decides the final content of a text

15. Extra: A small character in the crowd scenes

16. Film: A series of moving pictures that tell a story

17. Flashback: A scene of a film in which past events are shown

18. Flash–forward: A scene of a film in which future events are shown

19. Grip: The camera operator during the show

20. Hairstylist: A barber or a barber

21. Lighting: Lighting equipment for stage or film lighting

22. Movie Theater: Theater where the films are shown

23. Negative: Photographic film showing a reversed color image

24. Outtakes: A part of a movie that was shot but was not included in the final edit

25. Puppeteer: The one who uses dolls or marionettes

26. Producer: A person who takes care of the financial aspects of a film

27. Prequel: A movie containing the preceding information of another movie or work

28. Premiere: The very first showcasing of a film at a theatre

29. Reel: A reel is a frame which was used in olden days for storing movies

30. Rehearsal: It is a practice of a play or a drama done many times before the final performance

31. Scene: A particular sequence of action in a movie

32. Stuntman: The person who performs stunt scenes for an actor in the movie

33. Subtitles: Captions displayed at the bottom of the screen for a better understanding of the movie

34. Synopsis: The basic plot of a movie

35. Sound effects: A sound, not a voice or music, made just for adding it in the movie

36. Scriptwriter: The person who writes the script for a film

37. Screenplay: The script of the film including the instructions for acting and directing

38. Sequel: A movie containing the succeeding information of another movie or work

39. Score: The written form of music composition

40. Script: Handwritten item

41. Set: The location used to identify the location of the amazing product

42. Soundtrack: Sound recording in a small line of motion picture film

43. Songs: Romance film and love songs

44. Special Effect: Impact used to produce scenes that cannot be achieved by conventional techniques (especially in film)

45. Squib: Explosives including a powder-filled tube (like a broken bomb) that burns with sound

46. Story Framing: A story that is told within a frame or story that forms the outline of another story or series of other characters whose bad actions or motives are important in the plot.

47. Studio: Workplace with room or building where film and television production or television programs or radio programs are produced

48. Visual effects: The process by which an image is created without a live-action shot

49. Voice over: Audio narration in the film without the image of the speaker

50. Villain: The character’s actions or motives are important in the plot

51. Writer: Someone who can write and write something

52. Zoom In: Check carefully; focus on the person’s attention

53. Zoom Out: The photographer zoomed out to get the widest possible view of the scene