Film Terminology #3 Crossword

Any shot not taken for a particular film but used for it.
A film with ends joined, creating a loop that can be run continuously through a projector.
The alternation between actions taking place at two distinct locations to make one composite scene.
A technique used to show an image in only one small round area of the screen. Directors use it to open or close a scene.
An instantaneous cut from one action to another with an abrupt change of time and/or place.
The primary source of illumination (high or low).
Music originating within a scene and audible to both the characters in the film and the audience.
A place outside the studio where the film shooting takes place.
A shot taken from below a subject, creating a sense of looking up to whatever is photographed.
A device placed in front of a lens to reduce the horizontal or vertical size of the frame or create a particular shape.