OrsonWellesPOVhand-heldcompositionPanimage beingshot is a handor eyeball/ apart of thewholeGoldenHourthemoneyshotshot thatmakes thecharacter lookweak andpowerlessshot -reverseshotpushinestablishingshotZoomA shottaken fromnormalheightcutAkiraKurosawaaerialshottiltingshot thattakes up80% ofthe frameHitchcockshotmostcommonshottrackingreactionshotlightingthatcreatessuspenseOrsonWellesPOVhand-heldcompositionPanimage beingshot is a handor eyeball/ apart of thewholeGoldenHourthemoneyshotshot thatmakes thecharacter lookweak andpowerlessshot -reverseshotpushinestablishingshotZoomA shottaken fromnormalheightcutAkiraKurosawaaerialshottiltingshot thattakes up80% ofthe frameHitchcockshotmostcommonshottrackingreactionshotlightingthatcreatessuspense

Film Lingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Orson Welles
  2. POV
  3. hand-held
  4. composition
  5. Pan
  6. image being shot is a hand or eyeball/ a part of the whole
  7. Golden Hour
  8. the money shot
  9. shot that makes the character look weak and powerless
  10. shot - reverse shot
  11. push in
  12. establishing shot
  13. Zoom
  14. A shot taken from normal height
  15. cut
  16. Akira Kurosawa
  17. aerial shot
  18. tilting
  19. shot that takes up 80% of the frame
  20. Hitchcock shot
  21. most common shot
  22. tracking
  23. reaction shot
  24. lighting that creates suspense