Film Script Terminology Quiz
Film Script Terminology Quiz
Test your knowledge of essential film script terminology with our engaging quiz! Perfect for aspiring screenwriters and film enthusiasts, this quiz will challenge your understanding of key concepts used in screenwriting.
You'll explore topics such as:
- Action descriptions
- Camera angles
- Scene transitions
- Character directions
What word means: scene description, character movement, and sounds described in the screenplay
Action
Flashback
Establishing shot
Beat
What word means what the camera sees, and there are specific types.
ACTION
ANGLE ON
CUT TO or DISSOLVE TO
FADE OUT
What word means used to suggest that an actor should pause before continuing
Flashback
Fade out
Beat
Action
What does b.g stand for
Background
Beat
Budget
What is a fadeout
Used to suggest that an actor should pause before continuing; “beat” will be placed in parentheses
Used as a transition or at the start of the slug line to indicate a sequence that happened in the past; may be followed by BACK TO PRESENT DAY
What word means direction for the actor to deliver their lines in a particular way
Flashback
Parenthetical
Shot
Beat
Where is the slug line in the script?
The end of the scene
The beginning of the scene
What does e.c.u stand for
Close up
Extreme close up
Exact close up
What is the establishing shot?
A shot from a distance that establishes the location; it shows the viewer where we are
Hot that focuses in closely on a particular subject, character, or action
Used as a transition or at the start of the slug line to indicate a sequence that happened in the past; may be followed by BACK TO PRESENT DAY
Means what the camera sees, and there are specific type
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