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Film Script Terminology Quiz

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Film Script Terminology Quiz

Test your knowledge of essential film script terminology with our engaging quiz! Perfect for aspiring screenwriters and film enthusiasts, this quiz will challenge your understanding of key concepts used in screenwriting.

You'll explore topics such as:

Action descriptions
Camera angles
Scene transitions
Character directions

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by WritingScribe42

What word means: scene description, character movement, and sounds described in the screenplay

Action

Flashback

Establishing shot

Beat

What word means what the camera sees, and there are specific types.

ACTION

ANGLE ON

CUT TO or DISSOLVE TO

FADE OUT

What word means used to suggest that an actor should pause before continuing

Flashback

Fade out

Beat

Action

What does b.g stand for

Background

Beat

Budget

What is a fadeout

Used to suggest that an actor should pause before continuing; “beat” will be placed in parentheses

Used as a transition or at the start of the slug line to indicate a sequence that happened in the past; may be followed by BACK TO PRESENT DAY

What word means direction for the actor to deliver their lines in a particular way

Flashback

Parenthetical

Shot

Beat

Where is the slug line in the script?

The end of the scene

The beginning of the scene

What does e.c.u stand for

Close up

Extreme close up

Exact close up

What is the establishing shot?

A shot from a distance that establishes the location; it shows the viewer where we are

Hot that focuses in closely on a particular subject, character, or action

Used as a transition or at the start of the slug line to indicate a sequence that happened in the past; may be followed by BACK TO PRESENT DAY

Means what the camera sees, and there are specific type

ANGLE ON = means what the camera sees, and there are specific types, what are those specific types

ANGLE ON

HIGH ANGLE

LOW ANGLE

ANGLE OFF

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