Scriptwriter

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 394.

Actor

Exercise 75. Speak about these film majors using the given vocabulary.

SPEAKING

B) Use a dictionary to find antonyms to the following words.

Exercise 74. a) Use a dictionary to find synonyms to the following words.

Exercise 73. Cross out the word, which does not normally go with the key word.

A) advertising skills

award

communication

people

technical

analytical

B) the first print

the final

the middle

C) make a plan

fulfill

desire

D) needless to say

nicely

a sweet thing

E) launch a project

finish

introduce

do

make

F) hunt for

look

search

launch

G) meet the deadline

go

miss

strict

topical (adj.)

numerous (adj.)

launch (v.)

synopsis (n.)

sophisticated (adj.)

skilful (adj.)

major (adj.)

responsibility (n.)

requirement (n.)

present (adj.)

leading (adj.)

protagonist (n.)

remarkable (adj.)

short-length (adj.)

silent film

various (adj.)

independent (adj.)

high-quality (adj.)

hard-working (adj.)

flexible (adj.)

experienced (adj.)

give his own interpretation of the part

see all his role in his mind

embody the director's conception of the character

express the director's idea

enrich his portrayal of the character

imagination

artistic skills

be very creative

hard-working

learn the lines by heart

go through / rehearse the movements and lines

be satisfied with

make a good impression on

create a story

visualise vivid characters

come from within and without

design a plot

think of a natural beginning, middle and end

three-act structure – basic building block

find the idea that will speak to millions

originality, passion, an individual voice

a skilful craftsman

grasp the reader's / viewer's attention

be interesting to follow

sound natural

it goes without saying

remarkable writing skills

hard-working