Women’s Suffrage
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- Q1(esp. UK) piece of cinema entertainment, moviefilm30s
- Q2(mainly US) film, motion picturemovie30s
- Q3words on screen that give information to the audiencecredits and intertitles30s
- Q4any conversations between charactersdialogue30s
- Q5a type or category of film e.g. horror, romantic comedy etc.genre30s
- Q6the 'story' or plot structure of a film or trailernarrative30s
- Q7how quickly or slowly the shots within a film scene/trailer playpace30s
- Q8camera angles, i.e. close-up, medium or long shotshot types30s
- Q9computer-generated graphics, stunts and explosionsspecial effects30s
- Q10the group of people a film or other product is aimed attarget audience30s
- Q11what makes a particular film unique and 'sellable'unique Selling Point30s
- Q12a voice recorded over the top of the trailer to give information to the audiencevoiceover30s
- Q13helps us to see the action from a character's viewpoint and thus empathise with them.point-of-view shot30s
- Q14the subject framed by the camera fills the screen, head and shoulders, (usually used to show emotion, such as intimacy, importance of a character or object, suspense, thoughts, etc. These shots are often symbolic.close up shot/extreme close up shot30s
- Q15camera looks down on person/object, making them look vulnerablehigh angle shot30s