Across
- 3. — In a natural way, without stopping or making many mistakes.
- 6. — This controls how loud or quiet the sound is.
- 9. — You need this to enter a cinema and watch a film.
- 11. — You use this to change channels or the volume from a distance.
- 13. — Words at the bottom of the screen showing what the actors are saying.
- 16. — A recording that you can watch on a screen.
- 17. — The times when films start at a cinema.
- 19. — The person who controls how a film is made.
- 20. — The way someone pronounces words because of where they come from.
- 21. — One part of a TV series.
- 22. — Films made using drawings, models or computer-generated images.
- 24. — A TV series about the lives and problems of the same group of people.
- 27. — A film or TV programme made using drawings or computer images.
- 28. — Had difficulty doing something.
- 29. — A film with lots of fighting, explosions, danger and exciting events.
- 30. — The famous part of Los Angeles associated with the American film industry.
Down
- 1. — The people watching a film, show or performance.
- 2. — The most important person in a story.
- 4. — A story that you watch on a screen.
- 5. — The story and events of a film or TV programme.
- 7. — A type or category of film, such as comedy, horror or action.
- 8. — The written words and instructions used by actors in a film.
- 10. — A TV programme that tells you about recent events.
- 12. — A film involving exciting journeys, danger and unusual experiences.
- 14. — The place and time where a story happens.
- 15. — One part of a film that takes place in a particular situation or location.
- 18. — The part of a television where you see the picture.
- 23. — A short advertisement shown on television.
- 24. — A dangerous action performed in a film by a trained person.
- 25. — A film or programme designed to make people laugh.
- 26. — A disc that can be used to watch a film.