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F___ W___. An imaginary boundary between the characters and the audience, which is 'broken' when an actor speaks to the audience directly.
fourth wall
H___. Exaggeration, often used for comic effect.
hyperbole
I___. Something that doesn't fit in with the context - a device sometimes used in movies for comic effect.
incongruity
C___. A board, sometimes called a slate, with a hinged stick on top used to mark the beginning of a take, and synchronise sound and video.
clapperboard
S___. The written text of a film, including dialogue and instructions for actors.
script
S___. The physical location where a scene is filmed.
set
S___. A visual representation of the scenes in a film, drawn in sequence to plan the shots.
storyboard
C___. The clothing worn by an actor in a film.
costume
S___. The music and sound effects used in the film.
soundtrack
G___ S___. A plain backdrop of a particular colour, that allows for digital backgrounds to be added to a scene later.
green screen
P___. Objects used by actors in the film.
props
C___ D___. The person responsible for selecting actors for the various roles in a film.
casting director
A___. Someone who plays a character in a film.
actor
S___. The person who writes the script, including dialogue and instructions for scenes.
screenwriter
P___. The person with overall responsibility for the film, including budget, schedule, etc.
producer
D___. The person responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a film, including actor performances.
director
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