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This 20-word film production word search covers the technical and creative vocabulary of cinema for Grades 9–12. Hidden terms span all departments: cinematography, sound design, storyboard, visual effects, and set design. Use it in a film class, drama department, or media studies course as a vocabulary review, introduction to production roles, or a template for exploring specific film genres or techniques.

Subject:
Art
Topic:
Performing Arts
Grade Level:
9th – 12th Grades
Updated August 2025

Word List

  • DIRECTOR
  • SOUNDDESIGN
  • STORYBOARD
  • LIGHTING
  • CASTING
  • PROPS
  • SCORE
  • CINEMATOGRAPHY
  • SCREENPLAY
  • PRODUCER
  • DAILIES
  • COSTUME
  • SLATE
  • PRACTICALEFFECTS
  • VISUALEFFECTS
  • SETDESIGN
  • REHEARSAL
  • EDITING
  • BOOMMIC
  • MAKEUP

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