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Drama to Screen: Alphabet Cinema

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Film context words from A to Z

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Film context words from A to Z

by Ma. Cristina Fajutnao
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

A film version created from a previously published work.

Starts with B

The financial gross earned from ticket sales for a released film.

Starts with C

The art and technique of capturing moving images on camera.

Starts with D

A story about serious or emotional events.

Starts with E

Arranging shots and scenes to tell the story smoothly.

Starts with F

How subjects are positioned within the camera frame.

Starts with G

A category of film defined by style, tone, and themes.

Starts with H

The central character who drives the story’s action.

Starts with I

A film produced outside the major studio system.

Starts with J

Placing contrasting shots or ideas together to create meaning.

Starts with K

An important element or clue in the story.

Starts with L

The main character in a film.

Starts with M

A sequence of musical notes in a film.

Starts with N

The sequence of events that conveys the story to the audience.

Starts with O

The beginning scene of a film.

Starts with P

The sequence of events that unfold to tell the story.

Starts with Q

Words used to ask for information.

Starts with R

The character played by an actor.

Starts with S

Music and songs accompanying and enriching the film.

Starts with T

A feeling of worry or suspense.

Starts with U

Feeling sad or not pleased.

Starts with V

Narration spoken over the action by a character or narrator.

Starts with W

A view showing a broad area or setting in the scene.

Starts with X

Fear or dislike of people from other countries.

Starts with Y

The period of being young; often a theme in films.

Starts with Z

Changing the lens focal length to magnify or pull back from a subject.

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