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Film image with a width-to-height aspect ratio than the standard 1.37:1

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System of making color movies by superimposing 3 primary colors to produce a final colored print

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The method of creating,promoting, and exploiting stars in Hollywood films

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(Speculative screenplay) a non-comissional unsolicited screenplay

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The act of showing film or playing back video more slowly than it was recorded

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Series of frames that run for an uninterrupted period of time

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The scenery and props as arranged for shooting a film

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The script of a movie, including acting instructions and scene directions

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Original music written specifically to accompany a film

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Series of panels with arranged sketches depicting the important changes of a scene

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refers to a conventional camera shot filmed from a medium distance

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refers to the typical size of a movie poster

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orally or written proposals for film projects usually made by screenwriters

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a method that allows you to access any frame in a digital video clip regardless of sequence in the clip

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story that puts focus on the world and characters surrounding the plot, instead of the plot itself

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the act of promoting and advertising a film to the audiences

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a structured series of events, linked by cause and effect, that provide the plot of a film

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script not based upon previously published material

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an unexpected development in the story

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Moving the cameras lens on a horizontal or vertical axis or to express a totally negative opinion of a film normally in a critical film review

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the course or main features of a narrative

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a full-length movie filmed in one long take by a single camera, or manufactured to give the impression it was

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techniques where the editor cuts from one shot to another view that matches the first shot's action

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movie collage with series of short shots used to suggest the passage of time

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the act of promoting the release of a film

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Movie advertisement printed on a heavy landscape oriented poster

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Light source from behind scene to highlight the subject causing figures in foreground to appear in semi darkness

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Camera view of an object or character from a distance so it appears small in frame.

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The story is told or recounted, as opposed to shown or enacted

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Film guideline that states 2 characters in a scene should maintain left/right relationship to one another

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Catchy short phrases used to market and sell a movie

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Short sentence that boils down the script to its essential dramatic narrative

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A major motion picture which is expensive to produce and is expected to produce significant revenue

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a technique in which the focal length of a zoom lens is changed during a shot

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Film transition where one shot replaces another by traveling from one side of the frame to another with a special shape

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The clothes worn by actors in films or the department that takes care of said clothes

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A type of shot in which the frame emcompasses a view  of 2 people

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Movie posters that are twice as large as a one sheet movie poster

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A short silent film of around 20 minutes in length

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Three legged stand that supports a camera to keep it steady

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A piece of prose, the step between scene card and the first draft of a screenplay for a

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When a camera follows a person or an object physically moving with the subject

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A film technique in which the camera stays in a fixed position but rotates up and down in a vertical  plane

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A filmed version of a particular shot or setup

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Secondary strand of the plot that's a supporting side Story for the main plot

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Animation captured 1 frame at a time with physical objects moved between frames.

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A stabilizing camera mount for hand held film or video shooting

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The method of creating, promoting, and exploiting stars in Hollywood films.

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Speculative screenplay,
A non-commissioned unsolicited screenplay

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A recording of the musical accompaniment to a film

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The act of showing film or playing back video more slowly than it was recorded

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Series of frames that run for an uninterrupted period of time

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The script of a movie, including acting instructions and scene directions

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Original music written specifically to accompany a film

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Authorization by the owner of a completed film to a public exhibition of the film

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Sees everything occurring in a strong, character thoughts, actions; places, conversations and events contrast to subject POV

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Used to promote and advertise a film, normally contains an image with main actors

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(An unexpected development leading to a bigger

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Camera records the action from behind the shoulder or head of the characters

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Film poster advertisement typically 27" ×40"

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A film 10-12 minutes long

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Act of cutting of film negatives is eliminated, allows you to access any frame in a digital video clip

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Makeshift motion picture theatre, converted store popular in the 20th century.
Derived from the nickel chrge

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Refers to a filmed cinema news report

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Supplemental information given by an off screen voice, voice over

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Domineering, aristocratic head of a major film studio, studio

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French term for staging or putting into the scene or shot, all elements placed before camera and within frame.

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Editor cuts from one shot to another view that matches the first shots action.

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Technique of shrinking the film image so that it's an entire width appears on TV screen.

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Piece of glass in a camera through which light passes before hitting the film stock inside.

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Main source of  light

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Sponsored film which prioritizes pragmatism over artistic value

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Saleable or marketing elements of a film, films main premise expressed as a simple formula in a few words

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Camera is held in the operators hands as opposed to being mounted on a tripod or other base

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Optical effect in which a single frame image is identically repeated over several frames giving illusion of still photograph

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Way a shot is composed and manner in which objects are surrounded by perimeter of film image

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The number of frames or images that are projected or displayed per second

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Single image captured by a camera on a strip of motion picture film, showed in rapid succession to make a moving picture.

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Transition in a story to an earlier time that interrupts the normal chronological events.

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Used to change the original image by giving different styles hue

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A rotary device attached to a fishing rod and wound

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A full length motion picture 90-120 minutes long, known as theatrical

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Extra light used to bring more focus to the object that is being filmed

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Dramatic effect created by filming scene with less than 24 frames per second then projected to thermal speed.

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Transition manner making flow of scenes to move easier; gradual change in intensity of an image or sound

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Allows for more of the setting to be seen with more details of the subject and their surroundings to be

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Magnification of an object filling the frame to show details of that object

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B film aimed at a particular audience designed to succeed by appealing to certain traits like violent or sexual scenes.

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Longshot in the begging of a scene that allows for the audience to view the setting and understand where the scene is

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Moving shot in which the perspective of the subject and background is changing. Camera is mounted on wheeled platform(dolly track) and moved slowly while camera is recording

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A type of transition in which the visibility of one shot is replaced or blended by an image of another scene.
Used to suggest passage of time.

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Sharp focus in planes including three levels of foreground, middle ground and extreme background objects

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Cinematography technique that uses lighting, relatively wide angle lenses and small lenses apertures to simultaneously render in sharp focus both close and distant places

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Effect making a scene shot during the day look like a scene shot at night, common during 50's and 60's

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Stopping the scene or an abrupt transition allowing scenes to connect.
Jump in camera Angle, location, placement or

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Ending credits including the role of each individual

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Camera is mounted on a platform attached to a mechanical arm that allows lifting and moving of camera to different locations , reaches 20 ft overhead

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Kiosk which sells food and tickets in the theatre

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The arrangement and position of props, actors and lighting on the screen.

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Shot taken from a close distance in which the object is magnified appearing large and filling the