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Cinéma et Théâtre - Décrire le Cinéma et le Théâtre

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la description du cinéma et du théâtre tels que "uncut", "X-rated" et "subtitled".

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animated
animated
[Adjectif]

(of images or drawings in a movie) made to appear as if they are in motion

animé

animé

Ex: The animated movie was a hit with children and adults alike. 
straight-to-video

describing a movie that has not been released theatrically but has gone directly to home video or streaming platforms

directement en vidéo, sorti directement en vidéo

directement en vidéo, sorti directement en vidéo

subtitled
subtitled
[Adjectif]

(of a film or video) featuring written translations of spoken dialogue displayed on the screen, typically in a language different from the original audio

sous-titré, avec sous-titres

sous-titré, avec sous-titres

Ex: We watched a subtitled Japanese movie last night. 
uncut
uncut
[Adjectif]

referring to a version of a movie that has not been edited for content or length

non coupé,  intégral

non coupé, intégral

unrated
unrated
[Adjectif]

(of a movie or film) not been assigned a rating by a ratings board

non classé,  non noté

non classé, non noté

widescreen
widescreen
[Adjectif]

having a wider aspect ratio than the traditional 4:3 aspect ratio, allowing for a larger viewing area

grand écran, écran large

grand écran, écran large

Ex: The game looked amazing on the widescreen monitor. 
cinematic
cinematic
[Adjectif]

having qualities or characteristics similar to those found in movies or cinema

cinématographique, filmique

cinématographique, filmique

Ex: The novel's descriptive prose created a cinematic experience for readers, vividly depicting scenes and characters. 
X-rated
X-rated
[Adjectif]

referring to material deemed inappropriate for viewers under the age of 18 due to its sexual content

interdit aux moins de 18 ans, réservé aux adultes

interdit aux moins de 18 ans, réservé aux adultes

supporting
supporting
[Adjectif]

(of an actor or role) of a great significance in a movie or play but not as important as the main role

second rôle

second rôle

pre-production
pre-production
[Adjectif]

done prior to the production of a motion picture, TV program, etc.

pré-production

pré-production

post-production
post-production
[Adjectif]

referring to the stage of audiovisual production that occurs after filming or recording

postproduction

postproduction

directorial
directorial
[Adjectif]

related to the director or the direction of a film or theatrical production

de réalisation, relatif à la direction

de réalisation, relatif à la direction

ad lib
ad lib
[Adverbe]

without prior practice or preparation

improviser

improviser

Ex: The actor forgot his lines and had to speak ad lib during the performance. 
backstage
backstage
[Adverbe]

in or to the area behind the stage in a theater that is out of the audience's sight

en coulisses

en coulisses

Ex: The actors hurried backstage to change costumes before the next scene. 
blockbusting
blockbusting
[Adjectif]

(particularly of a novel, motion picture, etc.) commercially successful in terms of sales and reception

à succès, à sensation

à succès, à sensation

downstage
downstage
[Adverbe]

at or toward the anterior part of a stage in theater that is in the audience's sight

devant la scène

devant la scène

Ex: The actor moved downstage to deliver his final lines. 
dramatic
dramatic
[Adjectif]

related to acting, plays, or the theater

dramatique

dramatique

Ex: She took a course in dramatic arts at university. 
offstage
offstage
[Adjectif]

situated out of sight of the audience, typically in the wings or backstage

hors scène, dans les coulisses

hors scène, dans les coulisses

Ex: Offstage whispers hinted at the upcoming plot twist. 
on-stage
on-stage
[Adjectif]

relating to or occurring on the part of a stage that is visible to the audience

sur scène, en scène

sur scène, en scène

Ex: The actor suffered a minor injury during an on-stage accident last night. 
R
R
[Adjectif]

describing a motion picture that people under the age of 17 need a guardian or parent in order to watch it

interdit aux moins de 17 ans

interdit aux moins de 17 ans

silent
silent
[Adjectif]

(of a movie) lacking spoken dialogue

muet

muet

Ex: The silent film captured the audience with its expressive performances and dramatic music. 
stage-struck
stage-struck
[Adjectif]

enthusiastic about theater and eager to become an actor

rêver de faire du théâtre

rêver de faire du théâtre

theater-going
theater-going
[Adjectif]

relating to the frequent habit of going to the theatre

amateur de théâtre, amatrice de théâtre

amateur de théâtre, amatrice de théâtre

Ex: The theatre-going audience filled the seats for the opening night. 
theatrical
theatrical
[Adjectif]

of, relating to, or connected with the theater as an art form or profession

théâtral

théâtral

Ex: She studied theatrical production at the university. 
U
U
[Adjectif]

describing a movie that is suitable for everyone's view, including children

U

U

upstage
upstage
[Adverbe]

at or toward the back part of the stage that is the most distant from the audience

vers le fond de la scène

vers le fond de la scène

Ex: The actor moved upstage to make room for the dancers downstage. 
young adult
young adult
[Adjectif]

relating to movies or programs that are suitable or made for adolescents

jeunesse

jeunesse

star-studded
star-studded
[Adjectif]

consisting of multiple famous entertainers, performers, etc.

parsemé d'étoiles, plein de stars

parsemé d'étoiles, plein de stars

Ex: Fans lined up to catch a glimpse of the star-studded red carpet. 
feature-length
feature-length
[Adjectif]

(of a movie) of standard duration as a typical movie, mostly between 75 and 210 minutes long

long métrage

long métrage

Ex: The director’s first feature-length film was a huge success. 
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