Across
- 3. something written, the dialogue between people
- 5. used to produce scenes that cannot be made naturally
- 7. imitates a sound needed in the story
- 10. someone who finances and supervises the making of a show
- 12. (n) the actors in a movie or play (v) assign roles to actors
- 14. brief summary of the story of a movie
- 16. transition to an earlier event in a story
- 19. written form of music; the papers musicians read from
- 22. supply of artificial light for stage or film
- 23. photographer who operates a movie camera
- 26. person who writes something
- 27. performer in theater, television, or movie
- 30. examine closely, bring camera focus closer
- 31. he supervises the actors and creation of a film
- 32. series of moving pictures that tells a story
- 33. a new soundtrack added to a film, often translated dialogue
Down
- 1. the place where tickets to a movie/play are sold
- 2. theater where films are shown
- 4. person who makes or gets costumes
- 6. minor actor, often in crowd scenes
- 8. jump later in time that interrupts the normal pattern of the story
- 9. person who analyzes and interprets art
- 11. series of pictures showing unit of action in a film
- 13. sound recording of music from a film
- 15. scenery used to identify location
- 17. part added to book or film that continues/extends it
- 18. embarrassing mistake
- 20. person who chooses final content (of text/film/music etc)
- 21. place where people watch movies/refers to the industry of filmmaking
- 24. performs dangerous stunts for actors
- 25. translation of dialogue read on the screen
- 28. roll of film holding frames
- 29. the first public performance of a movie