Across
- 3. Money given by publisher to an author beforehand.
- 5. Someone who tells you if a book, movie, etc is good.
- 6. A version of a scene, or part of a scene.
- 8. A book which is very enjoyable to read.
- 9. The person responsible for revising and correcting a work.
- 13. To fail, used for books, movies, and other things.
- 15. To approve a project.
- 16. Daily, unedited video footage
- 17. The person in charge of the business side of making a movie.
- 18. The person in charge of creating a movie.
- 20. A work based on another one, usually from another medium.
- 23. Acronym referring to a number used to ID books.
- 25. A series composed of three works.
- 26. A book which does extremely well.
- 27. The actors in a movie
- 28. A book, or movie, with characters from a previous work. Not a sequel.
Down
- 1. Acronym for a genre aimed at people between 13-20, approximately.
- 2. The 'voice' of the story.
- 4. Reading a script with little or no prior preparation.
- 7. Someone who represents an actor or author, for example.
- 8. To correct a text for errors.
- 10. Protects the rights of the creator to make money off a product.
- 11. The events which compose the main story.
- 12. A short clip used to generate excitement
- 14. A very successful movie
- 19. A critical analysis of a work.
- 21. To make the script more energetic.
- 22. To buy the right to use a work in a movie.
- 24. Practice for actors