Find TWENTY words related to cinema in any direction.

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A film that is very successful and An article that gives an opinion The site where the action takes
popular about the quality of a film place in a film

1. B 2. R 3. S
A collective term for all of the actors
appearing in a particular film Annual awards for cinematic achievement made by the American
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
4. C
5. O
The person who temporarily
takes the leading player's
place for a dangerous or Q M R D A F E X C K R N A X I C L I
difficult stunt E V Y F N K O H J E G R V A E L R C
6. D J A X S A E A E T B O X O F F I C E
O L D M E R R S H T E L B U O D X E
The place in a R S E A A L U V C H Z O S V M X L N
theatre/cinema where The clothes V R R C W B T E R U J J E Z N I H F
you can buy your tickets worn by actors
I S T A K D R I X P Z B M L F Z F S
7. B 8. C S E L C C I A U T G K L U E X T D O
R C O C D S G X E B M A T U F R Q U
The text for a film production written with all the E L R B Y D O U Y M U H S Q H I A N
dialogues and the essential actions
B P R E M I E R E T T S O E E L S D
9. S C A S T E L J R F G K R C S N O C T
F S B W K N D R A O B P A L C G Z R
The person who A series of short S L V C P C P S U L Z B B I H Y E A
directs the extracts from a film, E Y O B X M E L A F D U S P L V X C
making of a film used to advertise it in a
cinema or on television T Y V P R M D Y A R T W M D I E Q K
10. D R A X B B B O E A Y Q Q R E Q O R Q
11. T Q B Q Y L L F E Z N F O W Z G Z U Z
The fictitious or real
individual in a story, A film that is a failure A small black or white board with information for each shot
performed by an actor at the box-office in a movie, and is filmed at the beginning of a take

12. C 13. F 14. C

The first official public A cinematic work that presents the A second version of a film's
screening of a movie continuation of a previously-made movie narrative

15. P 16. S 17. R

A collection of songs heard The text translating an entire A group of three films that
during the movie, and often sold foreign language film (that hasn't together compose a larger
as an album been dubbed) narrative and are related in theme

18. S 19. S 20. T

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1. BLOCKBUSTER – a film that is very successful and popular
2. REVIEW – an article in a magazine or newspaper that gives an opinion about the quality of a film
3. SET – the site where the action takes place in a film
4. CAST – a collective term for all of the actors/performers appearing in a particular film
8. COSTUMES – the clothes worn by actors
6. DOUBLE - the person who temporarily takes the leading player's place for a dangerous or difficult stunt
7. BOX-OFFICE – the place in a theatre/cinema where you can buy your tickets
5. OSCARS - annual awards for cinematic achievement made by the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences
9. SCREENPLAY – a script or text for a film production written with all the dialogues and the essential actions
10. DIRECTOR – the person who directs the making of a film
11. TRAILER - a series of short extracts from a film, used to advertise it in a cinema or on television
12. CHARACTER – the fictitious or real individual in a story, performed by an actor
13. FLOP - a film that is a failure at the box-office
14. CLAPBOARD – a small black or white board that displays identifying information for each shot in a movie, and
is filmed at the beginning of a take
15. PREMIERE – the first official public screening of a movie
16. SEQUEL - a cinematic work that presents the continuation of a previously-made movie
17. REMAKE – a second version of a film's narrative
18. SOUNDTRACK - popularly, it refers to a collection of songs heard during the movie, and often sold as an
album.
19. SUBTITLES - the text translating an entire foreign language film (that hasn't been dubbed)
20. TRILOGY - a group of three films that together compose a larger narrative and are related in theme

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(Over,Down,Direction)
BLOCKBUSTER(1,11,NE)
BOX-OFFICE(10,3,E)
CAST(1,12,E)
CHARACTER(9,1,SW)
CLAPBOARD(15,13,W)
COSTUMES(13,12,N)
DIRECTOR(5,9,NE)
DOUBLE(16,4,W)
FLOP(1,13,SE)
OSCARS(7,10,NW)
PREMIERE(2,11,E)
REMAKE(2,6,NE)
REVIEW(18,13,SW)
SCREENPLAY(1,8,SE)
SEQUEL(14,12,N)
SET(1,14,S)
SOUNDTRACK(18,7,S)
SUBTITLES(12,11,NW)
TRAILER(11,11,SE)
TRILOGY(16,8,S)