Film Vocabulary

2. Non-fiction films that present factual information about a person, event, or issue.
3. Short for Science Fiction, these films often explore speculative, futuristic concepts.
4. The person responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a film.
7. The person who cuts and pieces together the film to create the final product.
10. Films that are made up of animated, rather than live-action, images.
13. The person who oversees the production of a film, from financing to post-production.
15. Films that focus on serious, emotion-driven narratives.
16. Films that aim to provoke laughter and amusement.
17. A genre designed to scare, shock, or startle viewers.

1. The total revenue a movie generates from ticket sales.
3. The script of a film, including dialogue, character descriptions, and action scenes.
5. Films characterized by suspense, tension, and excitement.
6. Also known as a Director of Photography (DP), they oversee the camera and light crews.
8. Films that incorporate elements of magic, mythology, or the supernatural.
9. The technical staff working behind the scenes to create the film.
11. A genre typically involving fast-paced plots, physical feats, and stunts.
12. A genre focusing on the theme of love and romantic relationships.
14. All the actors and actresses appearing in a film.