Words Related to Cinema and Theater

Words Related to Cinema and Theater - Film Production

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takenoun

the act of recording a movie scene or part of a scene without interruption

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stuntnoun

a dangerous and difficult action that shows great skill and is done to entertain people, typically as part of a movie

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storyboardingnoun

the process of creating a set of pictures or drawings depicting the outline of the plot of a movie, TV series, etc.

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storyboardnoun

a set of pictures or drawings depicting the outline of the plot of a movie, TV series, etc.

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shooting
shootingnoun

the action or process of recording the scenes of a motion picture or taking a photograph

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shotnoun

an independent sequence of a motion picture or TV program that is recorded by one camera without any interruption

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sequencenoun

a set of shots in a motion picture that are marked by a unity of time or location, creating a particular narrative unit

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rough cutnoun

the first version of editing a movie, after different scenes are assembled

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outtakenoun

a piece of raw footage that is recorded but is not used in the final edited version of a movie, TV program, etc.

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cinematographynoun

the art and methods of film-making, especially the photographic aspect and camerawork

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continuitynoun

the organization of a movie or TV show in a way that the actions and details are consistent in a series of following scenes

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set piecenoun

a set of scenes in a motion picture, novel, etc. that could be regarded independently and are very elaborate or complex

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one-shot filmnoun

a type of film that is shot in one long take without any cuts or editing, providing a continuous, uninterrupted view of the action

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color gradingnoun

the process of adjusting and enhancing colors and tonality to achieve a desired visual style in film, television, and photography

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location scoutingnoun

the process of selecting appropriate filming locations for a production, based on factors such as lighting, accessibility, safety, and availability

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green lightnoun

approval to begin a project

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shooting schedulenoun

a detailed plan that outlines the order in which scenes will be filmed, the locations, the actors, and the necessary crew and equipment for each day of production

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principal photographynoun

the main phase of film production when the majority of the film's scenes are shot with the main actors and locations

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dressingnoun

the process of preparing a film set by adding and arranging props, set decorations, and other visual elements to enhance the realism and authenticity of the scene

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lightingnoun

the use of various equipment and techniques to illuminate the actors and environment in a way that enhances the mood, atmosphere, and visual style of the film

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daily call sheetnoun

a document used in film and television production that outlines the shooting schedule, cast and crew call times, locations, and other important details for a specific day's shoot

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35mm filmnoun

a motion picture film format with a 35 mm width that has been widely used in both professional and amateur filmmaking for its high-quality images and aesthetic options

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film colorizationnoun

the process of adding color to black-and-white films, either manually or through digital technology, to create a color version of the original film

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spottingnoun

the process of identifying specific points in a visual or audio work where sound effects or music should be added or modified to enhance the emotional impact or narrative flow

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four wallsnoun

a shooting location that has four actual walls, typically a room or an enclosed space, that can be used to create a sense of confinement or intimacy in the scene

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film treatmentnoun

a brief written summary of a proposed movie idea, outlining the story, characters, themes, and tone of the film, intended to serve as a starting point for further development of the screenplay

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digital cinematographynoun

the process of capturing and recording motion pictures using digital technology, rather than traditional celluloid film, for production, distribution, and exhibition

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30-degree rulenoun

a guideline in filmmaking that recommends changing the camera angle by at least 30 degrees between shots to avoid a jarring effect on the viewer

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180-degree rulenoun

a guideline in filmmaking that recommends not crossing an imaginary line between two characters to maintain visual continuity and avoid disorienting the viewer

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Kino-eyenoun

a documentary filmmaking style that seeks to capture reality through unobtrusive and objective observation

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money shotnoun

any scene or moment in a film or video that is deemed to be particularly memorable or impressive, often in terms of visual impact or emotional intensity

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locationnoun

a place outside a studio where scenes of a movie or TV program are filmed

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studionoun

a place where motion pictures are produced

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cutnoun

(movie) the instantaneous transition of the scenes of a motion picture

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dubbingnoun

the process of replacing original recorded dialogue or sound with a new version, usually in a different language or for technical reasons, in film and video production

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foleynoun

the art of creating and recording sound effects in a studio setting to be added to a film or video during post-production, typically using objects and materials to simulate real-life sounds

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telecinenoun

the process of transferring motion picture film into a video format using specialized telecine machines

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negative cuttingnoun

a film post-production process where the original camera negative is physically cut and assembled to create a new negative that matches the final edit, used to create the release prints for distribution

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direction
directionnoun

the act of supervising the cast and crew and giving them instructions in the production of a motion picture, play, etc.

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fade-innoun

a moviemaking or broadcasting technique in which the sound and image is made to disappear gradually

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fade-outnoun

a moviemaking or broadcasting technique in which the sound and image is made to appear gradually

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flashforwardnoun

an instance of showing a scene or event that will happen later in a movie, TV episode, etc. interrupting the chronological order of the plot

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footagenoun

the raw material that is filmed by a video or movie camera

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fpsnoun

the unit of measuring the rate of frames that appear on a display

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framenoun

one of a series of photographs forming a movie or video

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freeze-framenoun

the act of stopping a movie or video to look at a particular frame

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darkroomnoun

a room that is lit in a specific way in order to develop a photograph

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film stocknoun

the type of film used in still photography or filmmaking, such as 35mm, 16mm, or 8mm

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8mm filmnoun

a motion picture film format in which the film strip is eight millimeters wide

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16mm filmnoun

a motion picture film format that has a width of 16 millimeters

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A-rollnoun

the primary footage that contains the main content of the story, typically featuring interviews or other key subjects speaking on camera

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B-rollnoun

the supplementary footage that is used in a film or video production, often intercut with the main footage to provide context or visual interest

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backlotnoun

an outdoor area in a movie studio, where large exterior sets are constructed and some scenes are shot

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digital negativenoun

a digital image file that contains all of the information captured by a digital camera's sensor, which can be used to produce a high-quality print

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screenplaynoun

the script and written instructions used in producing a motion picture

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framenoun

one of a series of photographs forming a movie or video

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film gaugenoun

the width or size of film stock used in filmmaking

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shooting scriptnoun

a detailed version of a screenplay used during the production of a film or TV show, which includes specific camera angles, blocking, and other technical details

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post-productionnoun

the stage in filmmaking that involves editing, adding special effects, and other activities that occur after principal photography is completed

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pre-productionnoun

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

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scenario
scenarionoun

a written description of the characters, events or settings in a movie or play

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cameraworknoun

the style in which a movie or photograph is shot

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cutting roomnoun

a place in a film or video production where the editing of the footage takes place

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previsualizationnoun

the process of creating a preliminary visualization of a film, TV show, or other production before it is filmed or animated

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scriptmentnoun

a written document that is longer than a traditional film treatment but shorter than a full screenplay

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