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    1 Kinds of Film A Match The Photos With The Kinds of Films

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    This document provides information about different types of films and film terminology: 1. It lists 12 common film genres - action, animation, comedy, drama, historical, horror, musical, rom-com, science fiction, thriller, war, and western - and provides examples of famous films in each genre. 2. Key film terminology is defined, including cast, star, soundtrack, plot, scene, audience, sequel, special effects, script, extra, subtitles, and review. 3. Common film verbs and phrases are matched to sentences that illustrate their meanings, such as "it was directed by", "it was dubbed into other languages", and "it was filmed on location".

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    This document provides information about different types of films and film terminology: 1. It lists 12 common film genres - action, animation, comedy, drama, historical, horror, musical, rom-com, science fiction, thriller, war, and western - and provides examples of famous films in each genre. 2. Key film terminology is defined, including cast, star, soundtrack, plot, scene, audience, sequel, special effects, script, extra, subtitles, and review. 3. Common film verbs and phrases are matched to sentences that illustrate their meanings, such as "it was directed by", "it was dubbed into other languages", and "it was filmed on location".

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    This document provides information about different types of films and film terminology: 1. It lists 12 common film genres - action, animation, comedy, drama, historical, horror, musical, rom-com, science fiction, thriller, war, and western - and provides examples of famous films in each genre. 2. Key film terminology is defined, including cast, star, soundtrack, plot, scene, audience, sequel, special effects, script, extra, subtitles, and review. 3. Common film verbs and phrases are matched to sentences that illustrate their meanings, such as "it was directed by", "it was dubbed into other languages", and "it was filmed on location".

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    CINEMA

    1 KINDS OF FILM

    a Match the photos with the kinds of films

    5 an action film
    3 an animation
    12 a comedy
    1 a drama
    11 a historical film
    6 a horror film
    2 a musical
    10 a rom-com
    9 a science fiction film
    7 a Thriller
    4 a war film
    8 a western
    C Think of famous film for each kind
    action film= Rambo la ultima mision
    animation= frozen
    comedy= donde esta e piloto?
    Drama= 12 años de esclavitud
    historical film= b o h e m i a n
    horror film= el silencio
    musical= Aladin
    rom-com= Ricos de amor
    science fiction film= codigo 8
    a Thriller= parasito
    a war film= escuadron de la muerte
    a western= los 8 mas odiados

    D what kind of film is often..?


    its funny film

    E what kind of film do you/don´t you like?


    I like drama, comedy and suspense movies. The ones that I almost don't like are
    the ones that contain a lot of fantasy
    Why?
    because they are out of reality so it is less interesting

    2 PEOPLE AND THINGS

    A Match the nouns and definitions

    1 cast all the people who act in a film

    2 star (also verb) the most important actor or actress in a film

    3 soundtrack the music of a film

    4 plot the story of a film

    5 scene a part of a film happening in one place


    6 audience the people who watch a film in a cinema

    7 sequel a film which continues the story of an earlier film

    8 special effects images often created by a computer

    9 scrip t the words of the film

    10 extra a person in a film who has a small unimportant part, e.g. in a crowd
    scene

    11 subtitles the translation of the dialogue into another language

    12 review an article which gives an opinion on a new film, book, etc.

    3 VERBS AND PHRASES

    A Match sentences 1-6 with sentences A-F


    1 D it was directed bv Tarc Tavlor.
    2 C it was dubbed into ot her languages. :
    3 D Viola D a v i s played rhe part of Aibileen Cla rk.
    4 B The film is set in M ississippi in rhe USA during the 1960s.
    5 E It is based on the nove] of the sarne narne in Kaihrvn Stuckert,
    6 F lt was shot (filmed) on location in G r e e e n w o o d , M i s s i s

    A It was situated in tha place at that time


    B He was the director
    C This was her role in the film
    D The voices of foreign actors were used
    E It was an adaptation of the book
    F It was filmed in the real place, not in a studio

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