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An adjective which is often used in reviews of books or films which means interesting & exciting
gripping
A device used for recording films
a camera
A person whose job it is to manage the creative parts of making a film (for example giving the actors instructions)
a director
A person whose job it is to manage the business of making a film (for example the money)
a producer
To change the original spoken language of a film
to dub
The music from a film
the soundtrack
The script for a film
screenplay
The story of a film
the plot
You need to buy one to enter the cinema, theatre or concert
a ticket
If a film is in a foreign language, these are useful to read so that you can understand it
subtitles
Actors in the theatre and musicians in concerts stand on this to perform
the stage
The word used to describe what you look at in the cinema - like a big television
screen
Something that you may read before deciding if you will go to see a film or play - it gives the writer´s opinion
a review
Food & drink that you can buy at the cinema, theatre or a concert
refreshments
The verb to describe what musicians do at a concert
perform
A description of what you will hear at a concert (2 words)
live music
The break in the middle of a play
the interval
What you must do if you want tickets to a popular production (2 words)
book early
The people watching a film, play or concert
the audience
The cost of a ticket to the theatre, cinema or a concert
admission
The action for people appearing in films or plays
acting