Film Terms Assessment - Practice

Final stage of filmmaking. Involves editing, addition of sound/visual effects, etc.

Person who portrays a character in a story. Member of a film cast.

The environment in which a story or scene occurs (often including time and place).

Person who leads camera crews working on a film, television production, etc.

When making a film, the planning stage involving script development, storyboarding, etc.

In literature and film, the atmosphere and feeling of a situation or environment.

The group of actors who make up a film or stage play.

Person who directs the making of a film, controls a film's artistic and dramatic aspects.

The process by which an author/director reveals the personality of a character.

Person who oversees a film’s production and ensures that the director, cast, etc. are working.

The position from which a narrator or character observes the action and events of the story.

A sequence of continuous action in a story, marked by a clear setting and set of characters.

A particular category/style of music, film, or writing.

When making a film, the stage in which the raw elements for the film are recorded.

The production of movies as an art or as an industry. Also refers to a movie theater setting.

Most common editing technique. Two pieces of film are spliced together to move between shots.

In film, the technique and practice of assembling raw footage into a coherent sequence.

A single piece of film uninterrupted by cuts.

An author's use of vivid and descriptive language; It appeals to any of the five senses.