LearnEnglish:Listening - Film reviews
Then listen to the audio and do the exercises. Preparation task. Match the definitions (a–h) with the vocabulary (1–8). Vocabulary.
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Usually used in television or films. eye contact - a performer looking out at the audience directly from time to time. (Should be done at least half the
At the cinema - Linguahouse
At the cinema. A. A. A. A. VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT. At the cinema. A. A. A. A. VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT. 3 People in films. Match the people to the definitions
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5 окт. 2022 г. Vocabulary: Types of film;. Adjectives to describe films. Grammar: Present simple; Adverbs of frequency; Present continuous. Speaking: Making.
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Match the definitions (a–h) with the vocabulary (1–8). Vocabulary Since almost the beginning of cinema we have had scary films. Of all the genres that ...
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Cinema vocabulary 2. Page 2. BBC Learning English – The Flatmates. The Here is some vocabulary to describe people connected with making films and some.
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The purpose of this study was to determine the value of students when using English film media and to determine students' vocabulary skills when learning
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PET VOCABULARY – Cinema and Films. A visit to the Cinema. 1 Put each of the following words in its correct place in the passage below. Cinema foyer aisle.
“The cinema is really built for the big screen and big sound so that a
How would you define a great movie? What does it need to contain? Page 2. 2. Film & Cinema Vocabulary.
The Impact of Using Movie Clips on Students Vocabulary
To conclude students learn the vocabulary much better if they learn them in the process of watching a movie in the classroom with a teacher present.
Describing a film
FILMS VOCABULARY. Source: http://www.english-at-home.com/vocabulary/film-vocabulary/. We love watching films (= movies in American English) – either on TV
At the cinema - Linguahouse
VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT. At the cinema. Lesson code: 1298-Z4BB-9GLJ. Elementary (A1-A2). 1 Cinema words. Label the pictures with the words below.
Match the types of films with the phrases that are most likely to
Downloaded from the vocabulary section in www.onestopenglish.com. Match the types of films with the What do you call a big cinema with lots of screens?
The Effect of Movies with Different Types of Subtitles on Incidental
The Effect of Movies with Different Types of Subtitles on Incidental English Vocabulary Learning of. Iranian High School EFL Learners. Mahdi Mardani*.
THE USE OF ENGLISH MOVIES IN TEACHING VOCABULARY
to determine students' vocabulary skills when learning English with English movies and to determine the significance of using English film media on the
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VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT. At the movies. Lesson code: 1298-Z4B8-3LUF. Elementary (A1-A2). American English. 1 Movie theater words.
The Effect of Movies with Different Types of Subtitles on Incidental
In addition to its effects on increasing learners' overall language ability the strength of multimedia tools in enhancing vocabulary learning has also been
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VOCABULARY. ORGANISER. 100 topics for self-study. CHRIS GOUGH Unit 44 – Film and cinema ………………….. 94 ... Answer Key English Vocabulary Organiser.
What role do movies play in culture?
once said: “Cinema reflects culture and there Magic or supernatural events happen in fantasy movies. ... Distinguish between movie genre vocabulary.
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A film-goer: Someone who regularly goes to the cinema Vocabulary: (That's/It's) not really my thing (informal): I don't like that thing (Someone or something) doesn't do it for me (informal): I don't like him/her/it Lots of people think Tom Cruise is fantastic but he doesn’t really do it for me
General Film Vocabulary
What sort of films do you enjoy? You’ve got a lot of genres to choose from: westerns (set in the American Wild West) or spaghetti westerns (those filmed in Italy) to action films (fights, car chases etc), adventure, animated (cartoons), or horror (lots of blood or ghostly visits). Perhaps you prefer comedy (or “romcom” – romantic comedy) or dramas....
Actors
In a celebrity-obsessed world, actors are as famous as politicians (maybe even more so!) We like to see our favourite actors playing a character – even a minor character – in films, whether these are in lead roles (=main roles), or supporting roles (not main roles). Every year, the Oscars gives awards to lead actors and supporting actors, but never...
More Film Vocabulary
Then we like to see who the director or producer is, the screenwriter who wrote the screenplay (the script that the actors speak) and who composed the soundtrack (the music background in the film). We’ll read film reviews to find out more about the plot (or storyline) and how good the lighting, cinematography (art of shooting the film) or costumes ...
What is the cinema vocabulary worksheet?
This worksheet presents basic cinema vocabulary and gets students talking about films using simple, understandable sentences. Did you know that your students can review the target language from our worksheets with our Expemo flashcard app?
What is a scene in film?
Scene: One or more shots that are brought together by an incident, a minor climax or event, or a location Setup: Positioning of equipment such as lights and cameras to film a scene Shot: Shots are unedited film or images captured from the moment the camera starts rolling until it stops.
What does an actor do in a movie?
They act out the script and try to portray the characters in the film, showing the emotions the characters feel as realistically as they can. Some actors try to really live like the characters they are playing and stay in character even between shots. However, not everyone who appears in a film is an actor.
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Downloaded from the vocabulary section in www.onestopenglish.com Match the types of films with the phrases that are most likely to describe them. a thriller a romantic comedy an animated film a sci-fi film a horror film a costume drama1. An all-action movie with great stunts and a real cliffhanger of an ending
that will have you on the edge of your seat.2. Set on a star cruiser in the distant future, this film has great special effects.
3. A hilarious new film, about two unlikely lovers, which will have you
laughing out loud.4. Based on a novel by Jane Austen, this new adaptation by William Jones
has been filmed on location at Harewood House in Hampshire.5. A fantastic new computer-generated cartoon, featuring the voice of Eddie
Murphy as the donkey.
6. This new film will scare you to death.
Now match the words in italics in the descriptions to the definitions below.1. exciting
2. not filmed in a studio
3. the story comes from (a novel)
4. dangerous action sequences like car chases or people falling from
skyscrapers5. amazing, impossible visual sequences, often created by computers
6. changing a novel to a film screenplay
7. where the story takes place
8. exciting end - you want to know what happens
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Downloaded from the vocabulary section in www.onestopenglish.comUse the words below to answer the questions.
the latest release the soundtrack a trailer the credits a multiplex the rushes the titles a screen test1. What do you call the songs and background music to a film?
2. What do you call a big cinema with lots of screens?
3. What do you call the bit at the start of the film that tells you the name of
the film, the actors and director? And what do you call the words on the screen at the end that tell you who played who, and who was the cameraman, set designer, etc.?4. Which phrase means a new film?
5. Which word means a short film made to advertise a new film?
6. What do you call film before it is edited?
7. What do you call a short scene filmed to find out if the actor is good in
a particular part?What is the difference between the following?
1. A film and a movie
2. An art house film and a blockbuster
3. A co-star and an extra
4. A cameraman and a projectionist
5. The cinema and the pictures
6. The cast and casting
7. Action! and Cut!
When making a film, in which order do you do the things in the list? editing the film filming casting releasing the film writing the screenplay finding locations© Macmillan Publishers Ltd 2005
Downloaded from the vocabulary section in www.onestopenglish.com Film reviews often use compound adjectives to describe films. Make compound adjectives by matching words in A with words in B.Example: action-packed
A B
action moving slow packed spine warming breath fetched hard taking heart chilling far hitting Use compound adjectives from activity 5 to complete the film reviews below. Beautiful People is a romantic melodrama. It lasts three hours, and has a ___________plot, which gets a bit boring. However, the ____________performance by Tim Franks in the central role will move you to tears. It also has a _________message about how we should deal with AIDS. The Monster Movie is both a comedy and a horror film. It has a _______________ storyline, which you just won't believe, but it also has some ________________ stunts, which look really dangerous. It has a _______________ ending which is so scary you will cover your eyes. Think of a film that you have seen recently, and answer the questions.1. What was the name of the film?
2. What sort of film was it?
3. Who directed it? Who starred in it?
4. What was it based on?
5. Where was it set?
6. What was it about?
7. How would you describe the film, the performance of the actors, the
stunts and special effects?8. Would you recommend it? Why?
Interview your partner about their film. Tell the class about your partner's film.© Macmillan Publishers Ltd 2005
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1. Name three places where you see films.
2. What is the difference between a cartoon and an animated film?
3. What does captured on film mean?
4. What does filmic mean?
5. What's a film noir?
6. If something is filmy, is it thin or thick?
7. What's a roll of film?
8. What's the difference between a director and a producer?
9. If something films over, what happens?
10. Complete the sentence: it's a film about....
11. Find two meanings of film that have nothing to do with cinema and
Hollywood.
This activity was compiled using the Macmillan English Advanced Learner's Dictionary and CD Rom. To find out more about using dictionaries go to http://www.macmillandictionary.com© Macmillan Publishers Ltd 2005
Downloaded from the vocabulary section in www.onestopenglish.comTeacher's notes - Cinema
1) Ask students in pairs to match the types of films with the phrases
that are most likely to describe them.Answers:
1. a thriller 2. a sci-fi film 3. a romantic comedy
4. a costume drama 5. an animated film 6. a horror film
Ask students in pairs to match the words in italics in the descriptions to the definitions.Answers:
1. on the edge of your seat 2. on location 3. based on
4. stunts 5. special effects 6. adaptation
7. set on 8. cliffhanger
2) Ask students in pairs to answer the questions.
Answers:
1. the soundtrack 2. a multiplex 3. the titles/the credits
4. the latest release 5. a trailer 6. the rushes
7. a screen test
3) Ask students in pairs to discuss the difference in meaning between
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