Glossary of filmy terms
All right, so this is an exaggeration, but here’s a glossary of words (you thought you knew the meaning of) used in the main stream film industry. Get-up: Not to be confused with the electric shock you got when your mother screamed these words into your ear every schoolday morning.
In the film industry it means your costume, your makeup, your facial hair, your overall ‘look’ in the film. Usage — “Rahul saab, yeh National Award-winning role hain. Isme aapka get-up bilkul alag hain!”
Look test: No, not an optician’s chart reading. It’s a kind of screen test where nobody’s interested whether you can act or not. They just want to know how hot you look on camera.. We supply top quality diesel jeans,skirt and more.You find the latest jeans clothing,Denim and Fasjeans clothing (Which is why no one’s ever asked me to do a look test.) Usage — Pinky madam,. Supply you peak jacket,polo outlet,canada goose,spyder ski with high quality an d service at online shop.Free shipping, no hidden costs and secure directorsaab aapko aaj hi sign karne ke liye tayaar hain, bus aapka look test baaki hain.
Highlights: Wrong again, so stop tossing your hair in the mirror, admiring the light catching your coloured hair. These are the commercial ‘highs’ of a film. A song sequence. A comedic character’s entry. Usage — Producer to director, ‘Sir, har dus minute koi na koi highlight nikalni hi chahiye. Kya hain na ki, audience ko pakadke rakhna hai.’
Interval point: No, it’s not the halfway point of the film. It’s the point of the film where the tension must rachet up,. Burberry bag bag is obviously a treasure, and for many reasons other than the fact they you'll have a great desi leaving the audience gasping for more. Usage — Director narrating the script to Superstar, ‘aur jaise hi aap mudke ke apne judwe bhai ko pehli baar dekhte ho… interval po. We take pride in our designs, quality, customer service, and Moncler our favors have on your customers and their guests.int!!’
All right, so this is an exaggeration, but here’s a glossary of words (you thought you knew the meaning of) used in the main stream film industry. Get-up: Not to be confused with the electric shock you got when your mother screamed these words into your ear every schoolday morning.
In the film industry it means your costume, your makeup, your facial hair, your overall ‘look’ in the film. Usage — “Rahul saab, yeh National Award-winning role hain. Isme aapka get-up bilkul alag hain!”
Look test: No, not an optician’s chart reading. It’s a kind of screen test where nobody’s interested whether you can act or not. They just want to know how hot you look on camera.. We supply top quality diesel jeans,skirt and more.You find the latest jeans clothing,Denim and Fasjeans clothing (Which is why no one’s ever asked me to do a look test.) Usage — Pinky madam,. Supply you peak jacket,polo outlet,canada goose,spyder ski with high quality an d service at online shop.Free shipping, no hidden costs and secure directorsaab aapko aaj hi sign karne ke liye tayaar hain, bus aapka look test baaki hain.
Highlights: Wrong again, so stop tossing your hair in the mirror, admiring the light catching your coloured hair. These are the commercial ‘highs’ of a film. A song sequence. A comedic character’s entry. Usage — Producer to director, ‘Sir, har dus minute koi na koi highlight nikalni hi chahiye. Kya hain na ki, audience ko pakadke rakhna hai.’
Interval point: No, it’s not the halfway point of the film. It’s the point of the film where the tension must rachet up,. Burberry bag bag is obviously a treasure, and for many reasons other than the fact they you'll have a great desi leaving the audience gasping for more. Usage — Director narrating the script to Superstar, ‘aur jaise hi aap mudke ke apne judwe bhai ko pehli baar dekhte ho… interval po. We take pride in our designs, quality, customer service, and Moncler our favors have on your customers and their guests.int!!’
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