Film Study - Language of Film Dictionary
Body Language: Used to tell the viewer how the character is feeling without saying it.
Costume: Use to show the personality of a character.
Hairstyles: This is also used to show the personality of a character.
Make-up: Match the fictional or nonfictional characters descriptions.
Colour: To set a mood or theme of a scene.
Lighting: Making someone or an object stand out.
Props: Used to make a scene feel more interactive and realistic.
Setting: Help progress in stories and telling the description or the surrounding.
Dialogue: Used to move the plot along or reveal something about a character.
Sound affects: Use to give a more realistic feel to the movie.
Music: Used to set a tone or mood.
Silence: Surrounded by an atmosphere where no noise is present.
Symbols: Often used to suggest new ideas.
Special FX: give a more realistic and feel to the movie.
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