Cinema and Theater - Describing Cinema and Theater

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

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

describing a film or video in which the dialogue is translated into written words on the screen in a different language than the original audio

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

without prior practice or preparation

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

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

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

related to acting, plays, or the theater

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

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

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

(of a movie) lacking spoken dialogue

enthusiastic about theater and eager to become an actor

relating to the frequent habit of going to the theatre

related or belonging to the theater or acting

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

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

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

consisting of multiple famous entertainers, performers, etc.

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