Film Vocabulary

3. Clothing and outfits worn by actors in a movie or play to represent characters.
4. The time and place in which the events of a movie or play take place.
8. A genre set in the American Old West, often featuring cowboys and outlaws.
11. A person who analyzes and evaluates movies, plays, or other forms of art and entertainment.
14. The individual parts of a movie or play in which the action is performed in one place.
16. A work of outstanding artistry or skill.
17. Causing extreme fear.
19. An award or recognition for outstanding achievement in a movie or other field.
21. A genre of movies or literature that creates excitement and suspense.
24. The duration of a movie or play.
25. Lacking interest or excitement.
26. A non-fictional film or TV show presenting facts or reality.
27. Extremely bad or of low quality.
28. A genre of movies or plays featuring singing and dancing as essential elements.

1. A critical evaluation or assessment of a movie, play, or performance.
2. Easily expected in a movie's storyline.
5. The main events and storyline of a movie or narrative.
6. A person or figure portrayed in a work of fiction or drama.
7. Not able to be foreseen or anticipated in a movie's storyline.
9. A movie, book, or play that continues the story of a previous work.
10. The portrayal of a character by an actor in a movie, play, or show.
12. The group of actors performing in a film, play, or show.
13. Extremely good or excellent.
15. A genre of movies characterized by fast-paced and intense physical activity.
18. The character or part played by an actor in a film or play.
20. The first public performance or showing of a movie or play.
22. Extremely funny and amusing.
23. A genre of movies or literature that aims to evoke fear and terror.
29. A genre of movies or plays intended to make the audience laugh.