Across
- 2. (n.) a person who tells a story, especially in a play or film
- 4. (n.) a small object used by actors during the performance of a play or in a film
- 7. (n.) an informal television programme in which famous people are asked questions about themselves and their work
- 9. (n.) a building or an outdoor area with a stage where plays and similar types of entertainment are performed
- 10. (n.) a series of short parts from a film, shown in advance to advertise it
- 12. (n.) a large group of people who play classical music with various musical instruments together, led by a conductor
- 14. (n.) a film or a television programme which gives facts and detailed information about a particular subject
- 15. (n.) words shown at the bottom of a film to translate or explain what is being said by the actors
- 17. (n.) a classification of film which states that the film is not suitable for children to watch without an adult because of slightly sexual or violent scenes
- 18. (n.) a book, film, play, etc. that continues the story of an earlier one
Down
- 1. (n.) a story, film, etc. that is based on imagination but not facts
- 3. (n.) a time when all the people in a play, concert, etc. practise in order to prepare for a performance
- 5. (n.) a film or a television programme in which drawings of people and animals seem to move
- 6. (n.) a play, film or television programme which is intended to be funny and make people laugh
- 7. (n.) the main subject of something such as a talk, piece of writing or work of art
- 8. (n.) a particular attitude towards something, or a way of thinking about something
- 11. (n.) a set of television programmes that have the same characters or deal with the same subject
- 12. (n.) the words that are written for a film, including instructions for how it is to be acted and filmed
- 13. (n.) a system for reproducing sound using several speakers placed around the person listening to produce a more realistic sound
- 16. (n.) a film that has a lot of exciting action and adventure