Film Unit 1

the individual responsible for identifying and selecting actors.

a discipline that reflects critically on the nature and history of movies

the chief creative presence or the primary manager in film production

a variety of illusions created during the production

the process by which formerly distinct media become interdependent

a movie theater complex with many screens

the patterns through which characters in a particular film move from one state to another

a crew member who installs lights and dollies

the distribution strategy of releasing a film simultaneously in as many locations as possible,

the process of selecting and joining film footage and shots

the person credited with the creative vision defining a film

A form of advertisement showing clips of the movie before in theaters

The member of the film crew who selects the cameras

early movie theaters where short films were shown

a practice in which movie theaters has to exhibt whatever a studio packaged

the aspects of comprehension that make up our rational reactions and thought processes,

the weeks or months of actual shooting, on set or on location

still or animated images created through digital computer technology

the position from which a person, an event, or an object is seen or filmed.

the means through which movies are delivered to theaters and other venues.

the premiere of a movie at many locations simultaneously

complex process through which we empathize with or project feeling onto a character

the practices, institutions, and communities surrounding film production.

the person responsible for steering and monitoring each step of film project.

a writer of a films screenplay.

the narrative ordering of the events of the story as they appear in the actual work.

the industrial stages that contribute to the making of a finished movie.

a fictional or real place where the action and events of the film occur

the process of turning a novel, short story, play or other artistic work into a film

distribution strategy of releasing a film in gradually widening markets to build its reputation

creates visual effects which actors, objects, or figures are filmed in front of a green screen

the part of the film industry that shows films to paying public.

determining and securing suitable places besides studio sets to use for shooting

a short phrase that attempts to sell a movie by identifying its main marketing features.

individuals who represent actors, directors, writers and other major personnel