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Two
Five
Four
Three
One
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Courageous
A Force that must be overcome
Helpful
Determined to do what is right
Important to the plot
Devoted to wickedness
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Point of View (POV)
Long Shot (LS)
Medium Shot (MS)
Close UP (CU)
Over The Shoulder (OTS)
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Set-Up/Resolution/Confrontation
Resolution/Set-Up/Confrontation
Confrontation/Set-Up/Resolution
Resolution/Confrontation/Set-Up
Set-Up/Confrontation/Resolution
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Inciting incident
Resolution
Climax
First Plot Point
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Think of others before themselves
Good
A force that must be overcome
Helpful
DEtermined to do what is right
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Robin
Catwoman
Mr Freeze
Oswald Cobblepot
The Joker
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The Terminator
The Tin Man
Lassie
Dorothy
David Hasselhoff
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True
False
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Climax
Inciting Event
Conflict
Resolution
Point of View
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Severus Snape
Lord Voldemort
Hermione Granger
Draco Malfoy
Gandalf
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Starscream
Michael Bay
Unicron
Megatron
Bumble Bee
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Joe's wife is killed
Joe searches for killer
Killer goes to jail
Joe finds killer
Joe almost kills killer
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Film title
Actor's names
Release date
Price of admission
Critical reveiws
Tag line
Name of the production studio(s)
Certificate
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To give a characters point of view
To establish the location a scene
To increase the emotion of a scene
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French New Wave Cinema
Dogma Films
Hollywood Cinema
German Expressionist Cinema
Documentary Films
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The rule of nines
The 180 degree rule
Always frame objects on the left
The wasp concept
The rule of thirds
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Musical
Horror
Romance
Fantasy
Adventure
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They have writers
They have heroes and villains
They take longer to create
Films tell their stories visually (using images)
They have characters
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Not bothering to finish making it
Film Festival
Internet
Mobile Phone
Cinema
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True
False
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Close Up
Point of View Shot
Head Shot
Mind Shot
Voice Over
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Villain
A force that must be overcome
Important in a plot
Thinks of others before himself
Devoted to wickedness
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The main character
The villain
The love interest
The hero
The director's main assistant
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The very beginning
The resolution
The whole of the middle act
The moment early on in the story when things change dramatically for the main character
The moment the hero defeats the villain in a climactic battle
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Film Noir
Comedy
A complete waste of time
Romance
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