Set: the place where a television program or movie is filmed.
Noun
Animation: the process of making a series of still images look as if they are moving.
Noun
Costume: special clothes worn to play a role.
Noun
Trailer: scenes from a movie that are shown to advertise it.
Noun
3-D: with or appearing to have three dimensions.
Adjective
Script: the text of a play, program or movie.
Noun
Special effects: artificial images for movies, plays or TV shows.
Noun
Makeup: cosmetics worn on the face, such as lipstick.
Noun
Light: something that provides lighst or brightness, such as an electric lamp.
Noun
Sound effects: artificial sounds for movies, plays or TV shows.
Noun
Microphone: a device that records sound.
Noun
Crew: a group or team of people who work together.
Noun
CGI: an abbreviation for computer-generated imagery.
Noun
Prop: an object used by an actor or to create a movie or theater set.
Noun
Line: words spoken a play, movie or TV show.
Noun
Camera: a device used to take photographs or record videos.
Noun
Director: a person who supervises the creation of a movie or TV show.
Noun
Cast of characters: a list of the roles in a play, movie or TV show.
Noun
Dialogue: conversation, especially in a book, play or movie.
Noun
Actor: a person who plays a character in a movie or TV show.
Noun