Cinema (and theatre)crossword

US word for "film".
Pornographic films (2 words)
"To go to the cinema" or "to go to the …" (UK)
A place where you can see a film or a play.
To make a film or to tell the actors what to do.
All the objects the actors use in a play or a scene of a film.
(lit.) A round object around which a film is wound or (fig.) a part of a film.
The place where the actors perform the show.
Pre-editing prints of a film.
This film was … in black and white.
A picture taken from a film
A synonym of "acting".
All the actors in a film.
Someone hired to do the dangerous scenes in a film (2 words).
The music of a film.
All the developments of the story.
Intellectual kind of film.
Films set at a particular time in History.
A particular type of horror films in which people are cut into pieces.
Another version of an old or a foreigner film.
A serious play or film involving strong emotions.
A film with animated characters, usually for children.
To write the criticism of a film or play.
They preferred … the film to resorting to subtitles.
"She was outraged at having been given the … part."
"He is not a proper actor. He only plays …"
Un "travelling" (2 words)
Wheeled cart used in filmmaking to create smooth horizontal camera movements.
When the camera focuses on a part of a character's body or object.
When camera films from below (2 words)
Taking an overview with a camera (2 words)
Filming outdoors (2 words).
When a TV or radio show is running.
A silly sentimental film for women (2 words).
All the people attending a show.
"It required no more than three … to shoot that scene."
Practice before the real performance.
Length of a film.
Where a television show or film is made.
Another word for "role".
A machine or instrument designed to do something particular.
The person or entity who manages the practical and financial aspects of the making of a film or play.
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