MOVIES - VOCABULARY

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Some vocabulary related to movies.

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Unscramble Letters MOVIES - VOCABULARYOnline version Some vocabulary related to movies. by Carlos Silva 1 a movie (or show) that focuses on a character from another movie. P O F I S - F N 2 The story of the movie — what happens from beginning to end. T O P L 3 A new version of an old movie. K A E R A M E 4 The place where a movie is filmed (real or built for the movie). T S H T E E 5 When the voices in a movie are changed into another language. E U B B D D 6 A movie that shows what happened before another movie. E Q E R U P L 7 The most important person in the movie. C R H I A C A M E A T N R 8 A less important character who helps the main characters C R S I P T E C R T R N A H G U O P A 9 A very short appearance by a famous person in a movie. C O A E M 10 A dangerous action in a movie, like jumping from a building or crashing a car. N A S T U T 11 The music you hear in a movie. N C K S R D U O A T 12 The paper with all the words the actors say and the actions they do. R C T I S P 13 A person who watches movies and writes reviews. C I R I T C 14 A person who does dangerous actions instead of the actor. M S T N U T A N 15 A technique where a voice is used in a movie to narrate or explain the scene : I O V O E - V C E R 16 The place where you buy tickets or the money a movie earns from ticket sales. I O X B F C O F E 17 A group of four or more connected movies that tell a long story. S A A G 18 artificial visual or sound tricks used in films to create illusions of magic, explosions that look real C E S A L F F T E P I C E 19 The words (text) of the dialogue at the bottom of the screen. L S I U T E B D T 20 A scene that shows something that happened in the past. F A S H B C A K A L 21 The person who uses the camera to film the movie. N A C E A A M R M 22 All the actors in a movie. C T S A 23 A funny mistake that happens while filming. O R O P L B E 24 A movie that continues the story of another movie. E L Q S E U 25 The first time a movie is shown to the public. E E I R P R M E 26 A short text or video where someone says if a movie is good or bad. V I R E E W 27 The person who pays for the movie and manages the money and planning. P D R C E R O U 28 A group of three movies that tell one story or are connected. Y G L R O T I 29 A short video that shows parts of the movie to make people want to watch it. R A R T L I E 30 A person in the background of a movie that isn’t really important. (not a main actor). E R T X A

Unscramble Letters

MOVIES - VOCABULARYOnline version

Some vocabulary related to movies.

by Carlos Silva

a movie (or show) that focuses on a character from another movie.

The story of the movie — what happens from beginning to end.

A new version of an old movie.

The place where a movie is filmed (real or built for the movie).

When the voices in a movie are changed into another language.

A movie that shows what happened before another movie.

The most important person in the movie.

C R H I A C A M E A T N R

A less important character who helps the main characters

C R S I P T E C R T R N A H G U O P A

A very short appearance by a famous person in a movie.

A dangerous action in a movie, like jumping from a building or crashing a car.

The music you hear in a movie.

The paper with all the words the actors say and the actions they do.

A person who watches movies and writes reviews.

A person who does dangerous actions instead of the actor.

A technique where a voice is used in a movie to narrate or explain the scene

: I O V O E - V C E R

The place where you buy tickets or the money a movie earns from ticket sales.

A group of four or more connected movies that tell a long story.

artificial visual or sound tricks used in films to create illusions of magic, explosions that look real

C E S A L F F T E P I C E

MOVIES - VOCABULARY

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MOVIES - VOCABULARYOnline version

by Carlos Silva

a movie (or show) that focuses on a character from another movie.

The story of the movie — what happens from beginning to end.

A new version of an old movie.

The place where a movie is filmed (real or built for the movie).

When the voices in a movie are changed into another language.

A movie that shows what happened before another movie.

The most important person in the movie.

A less important character who helps the main characters

A very short appearance by a famous person in a movie.

A dangerous action in a movie, like jumping from a building or crashing a car.

The music you hear in a movie.

The paper with all the words the actors say and the actions they do.

A person who watches movies and writes reviews.

A person who does dangerous actions instead of the actor.

A technique where a voice is used in a movie to narrate or explain the scene

The place where you buy tickets or the money a movie earns from ticket sales.

A group of four or more connected movies that tell a long story.

artificial visual or sound tricks used in films to create illusions of magic, explosions that look real

The words (text) of the dialogue at the bottom of the screen.

A scene that shows something that happened in the past.

The person who uses the camera to film the movie.

All the actors in a movie.

A funny mistake that happens while filming.

A movie that continues the story of another movie.

The first time a movie is shown to the public.

A short text or video where someone says if a movie is good or bad.

The person who pays for the movie and manages the money and planning.

A group of three movies that tell one story or are connected.

A short video that shows parts of the movie to make people want to watch it.

A person in the background of a movie that isn’t really important. (not a main actor).