Identify visual type and sound techniques

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Across
  1. 3. to create unrealistic sound or items. Cannot be accomplished by normal things.
  2. 6. What performers wear.
  3. 7. To not expose or not clearly identify the character. This is behind the character.
  4. 9. The way a character's hair is arranged.
  5. 11. absence of sound
  6. 12. Transforming performers into their character or to look like their character.
  7. 14. A spoken line in the film by an actor or an actress that is usually based upon the script.
  8. 15. A mark or character uses to represent an object, function, or process.
  9. 17. Editing technique of alternating. Can be used to dramatically build tension and suspense in chase scenes. Also known as parallel editing intercutting.
Down
  1. 1. The time or place where the film's story occurred.
  2. 2. It takes the story back chronologically in time to previous or past events.
  3. 4. A hand-held object that the performer or the character needed. It can be a decoration that can only be seen or used for the film.
  4. 5. A background noise
  5. 8. A wailing song, ode, hymn or poem used for the mourning of a dead person.
  6. 10. Brightly lit subject with more fill light and softer shadows.
  7. 13. A non-verbal type of communication.
  8. 16. vocal or instrumental sound or both to produce a beautiful harmony.