Across
- 1. – a film genre in which singing and dancing play an essential part
- 5. – the volume or intensity of a sound, which is defined by its amplitude; described as either loud or soft
- 7. focus – a type of depth of field in which few of the figures in the frame are in focus
- 8. out/fade in – transitional devices in which a shot fades in from a black field or fades out to a black field
- 10. music - "background" music intended to add atmosphere to the action
- 11. – a film genre concerned with arousing feelings of terror
- 13. – the faithfulness or unfaithfulness of a sound to its source
- 14. of field – the distance in front of a camera and its lens in which objects are in apparent sharp focus
- 15. - a short musical phrase, primarily used in broadcasting and films as a form of punctuation
- 16. – one uninterrupted run of the camera
- 18. – a sequence of shots, often with superimpositions and optical effects, showing a condensed series of events
- 20. focus – a type of depth of field in which all or most of the figures in the frame are in focus
- 22. – slow movement of the camera toward a subject, making the subject appear larger and more significant
- 23. – a film genre about cowboys in the western US, especially in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
Down
- 2. – original music written specifically to accompany a film
- 3. space – cinematic space that exists inside the frame
- 4. – the complexity of a sound, which is defined by its harmonic content; described as simple or complex
- 6. meaning – everything that a movie presents on its surface
- 9. – the length of a shot
- 12. frame – a frame around a motion-picture image that, theoretically
- 17. space – cinematic space that exists outside the frame
- 19. – the process by which the editor combines and coordinates individual shots into a cinematic whole; the basic creative force of cinema
- 21. – the pace at which a film moves forward
- 22. – the time a movie takes to unfold onscreen