Definicje z plików

applause

handclapping after the play

an aisle

the way between the seats in a theatre

a box (theatre)

a small room in a theatre, on either side, from which a small group of people can watch the play

a gallery/gods (theatre)

the highest upper floor in a theatre

stage

the raised area in a theatre where actors perform

stalls

the seats on the ground floor

backstage

the area out of sight of the audience

foyer

the hall at the entrenco to a theatre

performance of

the showing of the play

balcony

the part of the theatre where people can sit above the grounnd level

box office

ticket office

circle

one of the upper parts in a theatre, in which the seats are arranged un part of a circle around the buildinng

orchestra pit

sunken area in front of the stage whhere an orchestra may play

row

a line of seats for people side by side

the understudy

an actor who learns an important part in a play so as to be able eo eake place of the acttor who plays that part if neccesary

cast

set of actors in a play

ham

an actor who acts artificially, unnaturally

hero

the most important male part in a play

heroine

the most important female part in a play

stand-in

a person who takes the part of an actor at dangerous points in a film

star

a famous actor or actress

stunt man

a person who does dangerous acts in a film so that the actor does not have to take risks

troupe

a company of dancers, members of a circus

villain

the main bad character in a play

audience

people watching a play

usher

person who shows people to their seats in a theatre

a rehersal

practising a play

an act

part of a play

playwright

author of plays

symphony

a classical composition for an orchestra

conductor

the person who stands in front of an orchestra

baton

the stick used by tthe person who stands in front of an orchestra

recital

a performance of music by one person

composer

writes music

note

a written sign for a musical sound of a particular length and pitch

aperture

the opening in a lens that controls how much light enters the camera

backlight

a lighting element placed behind the subject to separate it from the background

fill light

a lighting source used to soften shadows created by the main light

key light

the main and strongest light source in a lighting setup

a pan shot (panning shot)

a camera movement where the camera rotates horizontically from left to right or vice versa

a dollyt/tracking shot

a camera movement where the camera physically moves closer to or further from the subject

colour grading

the creative process of altering and enhancing the colours of a fim during post-production

white balance

the adjustment of colour tones so that whites appear natural under different light sources

ISO

the camera setting that controls the sensor's sensitivity to light

shutter speed

the length of time the camera sensor is exposed to light

rule of thirds

a technique of positioning subjects along grid intersections to create balanced composition

depth of field

the range of distance in an image that appears sharp and in focus

pastime

hobby, entertainment

exclusive

not foreverybody

composition

piece of music, work of art

fully booked

sold out

recreational

concerning, relaxing, taking a rest, spending free time

jest

joke

spectacular

played at the theatre, shown at the cinema

to book in advance

to reserve some time before

to dine out

to eat in a restaurant

spectator

a person who watches a performance

blue

about a pornographic movie: mild, not fully explicit

trailer

fragment of a filmmade to advertise it and encourage people to see it

soap opera

some kind of TV drama

soundtrack

music score written for a film

subtitles

inscriptions on the screen translating into a foreign language what characters say in a film

courtsey of

thanks to, by the (kind) permission of

to cut

to stop filming

a clip

a short film e.g. to illustrate a song

stage fright

nervousness connected with performing in front of people

recipient

viewer, the one towhoma film is addressed