Film Techniques Level 1 Crossword

A set of clothes worn by an actor or performer for a particular role.
Animation, computer-generated images (CGI), explosions, crashes, etc.; many are put in at post-production stage.
The words spoken by the actors to each other.
Sounds that you would expect to hear in the scene you see on the screen because they could occur naturally in or near the scene.
These are the added sounds, important for the audience to hear (e.g. gunshots, sirens, thunder, breaking glass).
Deliberate use of not enough light can create sinister, confusing and menacing scenes and characters.
Putting light directly on the subject.
The camera looks up at the subject - the subject can look imposing, powerful and important.
Focus on part of the body or similar to draw attention to it.
A shot of a person from the waist up.
The camera pivots or swivels from one position to show a scene or action.
The camera moves along with the subject.
Just head and shoulders or an equivalent.
What is seen from when the camera starts filming until it stops.