Across
- 2. a fundamental filmmaking principle that guides how to position a subject within a frame for a more visually appealing and balanced composition (HINT: Think 9 equal parts)
- 4. the art and craft of capturing moving images to tell a visual story
- 5. a category that groups movies based on shared narrative, thematic, and stylistic elements
- 6. a motion picture created by photographing a sequence of drawings, puppets, or computer-generated images, giving the illusion of movement when played back
- 8. the art or occupation of providing the voices for characters in animated films, dubbed foreign language films, audio dramas, etc
- 10. a composition technique where elements within a frame are arranged in a way that creates a balanced, harmonious, and often visually striking image
- 12. the speed at which a film's story progresses, and is a critical element in film editing
- 13. a single still image within a sequence of images that make up a motion picture
- 15. original music composed specifically to accompany a film, enhancing its emotional impact and narrative
- 16. a small character part in a play or movie, played by a distinguished actor or a celebrity
- 19. an academic film approach where the primary focus is on the detailed exploration of a central character's personality, motivations, and internal conflicts
- 20. a film-editing technique that connects two different shots by matching visual elements
- 21. the primary light source used to illuminate a scene or subject
- 23. a continuous action taking place at a specific time and location, often defined by a change in location or character entry/exit
- 24. the process of creating the physical environment for a film, television show, or theater production
- 25. place this three letter prefix in front of another term to refer to sounds that are not inherent to the film's setting (musical score, internal monologue narration, voiceover, etc)
Down
- 1. sound that is inherent to a film's setting (actor/actors speaking, vehicles, voiceovers generated from a tv or radio that exists in the setting, etc)
- 3. a continuous, uninterrupted recording by a camera
- 7. the process of visually shaping a movie's world, encompassing set design, costume design, props, and overall atmosphere (also known as production design)
- 9. the set of principles that guide filmmakers in using color to enhance storytelling, evoke emotions, and create specific moods
- 11. the arrangement of visual elements within a frame to create a visually appealing and meaningful shot
- 14. a marketing technique where brands pay to have their products featured within movies or TV shows to subtly promote them
- 17. the creative leader of a movie production, responsible for bringing the script to life on screen
- 18. effects created physically on set, rather than digitally in post-production
- 19. an abrupt, but usually trivial film transition from one sequence to another (otherwise known as a transition)
- 22. effects that span a range of techniques used to create illusions and enhance visual elements, making impossible or impractical events appear feasible on screen (abbreviated as SFX)