Across
- 2. The act of making film available to light so that an image is formed in the emulsion.
- 4. A mobile platform on wheels with a camera, which can be driven or pushed.
- 6. (3 WORDS) Add such items to the set as curtains, furniture and props
- 7. (3 WORDS) The use of lighting to emphasize what is important in the shot.
- 8. Combining studio-filmed shots with background footage that has been filmed in a different place.
- 9. (2 WORDS) The first fully-edited version of a film prior to any intervention from outside parties such as studios.
Down
- 1. A person who temporarily takes the lead actor’s place for a stunt or to stand in for the actor in a shot when they are not available or unwilling to be shot.
- 3. (2 WORDS) At the beginning of a film, episode or scene within a film, a wide-angle or "full-shot" is photographed for the purpose of identifying the location or setting.
- 4. Speech delivered by or between characters.
- 5. (2 WORDS) Any sound that emanates from the story (or narrative) world of a film.