Cinematic Elements Crossword Puzzle

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TILT : Moving the camera up and down
PERSONIFICATION : Giving human attributes to an animal, object, or concept
HIGH KEY :  brightly lit; suggesting life, energy, vibrancy
PAN : This camera movement imitates a person turning their head to the side
CUT : A technique used to switch between different scenes of the same scene from a different point of view
ALLUSION : A reference to a literary or historical person, place, event, or work
HIGH ANGLE : The camera is placed so that the viewer is looking down at the subject
LOW KEY :  dimly lit, suggesting mystery, fear
CLOSEUP : The subject in this kind of shot, also called a head shot, fills 80% of the screen
MONTAGE : A rapid sequence of thematically related short scenes or images that exhibits different aspects of the same idea or situation
MEDIUM : This kind of shot is the most common and looks naturalistic
METAPHOR : An implicit comparison between two basically unlike things
LOW ANGLE : (2 words, no space) the camera is placed so that the viewer is looking up at the subject
IMAGERY : Details that appeal to the senses and arouse emotions or feelings in the audience
LONG : In this kind of shot, the object on the screen appears small or is seen from some distance away
FADE : Dissolving in or out of a shot, scene, or sequence

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tilt : moving the camera up and down
personification : giving human attributes to an animal, object, or concept
high key : brightly lit; suggesting life, energy, vibrancy
pan : this camera movement imitates a person turning their head to the side
cut : a technique used to switch between different scenes of the same scene from a different point of view
allusion : a reference to a literary or historical person, place, event, or work
high angle : the camera is placed so that the viewer is looking down at the subject
low key : dimly lit, suggesting mystery, fear
closeup : the subject in this kind of shot, also called a head shot, fills 80% of the screen
montage : a rapid sequence of thematically related short scenes or images that exhibits different aspects of the same idea or situation
medium : this kind of shot is the most common and looks naturalistic
metaphor : an implicit comparison between two basically unlike things
low angle : (2 words, no space) the camera is placed so that the viewer is looking up at the subject
imagery : details that appeal to the senses and arouse emotions or feelings in the audience
long : in this kind of shot, the object on the screen appears small or is seen from some distance away
fade : dissolving in or out of a shot, scene, or sequence