Movie Vocabulary

4. A movie created using drawn or computer-generated images.
7. Original music specific to a film or francise.
10. The American term for a motion picture.
11. Famous people, often actors or actresses.
16. The group of actors in a film.
17. The person responsible for financing and overseeing a film’s production.
18. The collection of carefully chosen songs used in a film.
19. The group of people watching a movie.
23. A male performer in films or plays.
24. The main character in a story, often the protagonist.
25. A genre featuring magical or supernatural elements.
28. A venue where movies or live performances are presented.
30. A person or figure in a movie or story.
32. The antagonist or "bad guy" in a movie.
34. The British term for a motion picture.
35. The person responsible for making a film.

1. A place where movies are shown on a big screen.
2. A genre that involves exciting journeys, exploration, or quests.
3. A female performer in films or plays.
5. A pass required to enter a cinema or theatre.
6. A movie genre featuring fast-paced sequences, fights, and explosions.
8. A movie that depicts real events or periods from the past.
9. A serious genre that focuses on realistic storytelling and emotional conflicts.
12. A genre often set in the American Old West, featuring cowboys and outlaws.
13. A non-fiction film that presents factual information on a topic.
14. A part of a movie or play set in a specific location.
15. A short preview of a movie.
20. A film that features singing and dancing as key storytelling elements.
21. An animated film, often intended for children.
22. A genre that focuses on love stories.
26. A category of films, such as comedy, horror, or drama.
27. The sequence of events in a movie.
29. A movie genre involving futuristic concepts, space, or advanced technology.
31. A movie designed to make the audience laugh.
33. Dangerous or exciting action sequences performed in films.