Film + Television Vocabulary

Which transition shows the passage of time by superimposing one shot onto another as the first fades away?

This type of critique is more detailed and might include evaluating aspects of the script like theme, plot, & dialogue.

What do we call the money taken in from ticket sales for a play or movie?

Which of these are films in which the action is provided by living creatures?

What describes the main plot of a film's story in just a few sentences?

Which of these uses a special lens to shoot a subject from a distance but makes the subject appear to be very close?

Which technique switches from one scene to another to show events happening at the same time but in different places?

More detailed than a story idea, which of these tells the story in brief, narrative form without the use of dialogue?

Which of these, created by D.W. Griffith, is a shot taken at a very close distance?

What film style means making drawn or inanimate objects appear to live and move?

What involves choosing and sequencing the various pieces of film so that the end product tells a coherent story?

The primary function of this type of critique is to recommend or not recommend a movie or TV show to its audience.

Another word for the review and analysis that drama has always been subject to:

Developed by Webb Smith at Disney, what is the depiction of the movie script in comic-book form?