Film Editing Crossword Puzzle

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ROUGH CUT : An early version of a film with basic edits but no final polish.
FINAL CUT : The completed version of a film after all edits and approvals.
DIEGETIC SOUND : Sound that originates within the story world, such as dialogue or on-screen music.
CODEC : A software or hardware used to compress and decompress media files.
COMPRESSION : The process of reducing file size while maintaining quality.
BITRATE : The amount of data processed per second in a media file, affecting quality.
KEYFRAME : A marker in animation or video editing that defines a change in motion or effect.
EMOTION : The feeling conveyed through visuals, sound, or narrative in film.
RENDER : The process of processing and exporting a video or animation file.
TIMELINE : The interface in editing software where clips and effects are arranged.
RESOLUTION : The number of pixels in an image, determining its clarity.
ASPECT RATIO : The proportional relationship between the width and height of an image.
CHROMA KEY : A technique used to remove a color background (e.g., green screen).
STORY : The sequence of events that make up a film's narrative.
EXPORT : The process of saving and converting a project into a final video file.

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rough cut : an early version of a film with basic edits but no final polish.
final cut : the completed version of a film after all edits and approvals.
diegetic sound : sound that originates within the story world, such as dialogue or on-screen music.
codec : a software or hardware used to compress and decompress media files.
compression : the process of reducing file size while maintaining quality.
bitrate : the amount of data processed per second in a media file, affecting quality.
keyframe : a marker in animation or video editing that defines a change in motion or effect.
emotion : the feeling conveyed through visuals, sound, or narrative in film.
render : the process of processing and exporting a video or animation file.
timeline : the interface in editing software where clips and effects are arranged.
resolution : the number of pixels in an image, determining its clarity.
aspect ratio : the proportional relationship between the width and height of an image.
chroma key : a technique used to remove a color background (e.g, green screen).
story : the sequence of events that make up a film's narrative.
export : the process of saving and converting a project into a final video file.