A person who writes screenplays; the writer of the screenplay for a particular film or television programme.

A person who acts a part on stage or (in later use also) in a film, on television, etc.; a dramatic performer, a player.

A lead cameraman or director of photography on a film or television production, who oversees camerawork and lighting and is responsible for creating overall visual style.

To supervise and control the making of a film or the production of a play, etc.; to guide or train (an actor, etc.) in his performance.

A person who designs costumes or outfits, now esp. for theatrical or film productions; a specialist in costume design. Overall design of a project; the work of an art director.

Films or movies collectively; films or movies considered as an industry, art form, or type of entertainment.

A device for capturing moving pictures or video signals, typically through the storage of a series of images in quick succession on photographic film or videotape, or in digital form.

A sequence of photographs taken at very short intervals and presented to the eye in very rapid succession (usually by projection on to a screen) to create an impression of continuous movement; a cinematographic film, a movie.

Dramatic performances as a branch of art, or as an institution; the drama. …dramatic art as a craft, the theatrical profession… Theatrical or dramatic entertainment. A work of art that has the quality of drama or theatrical technique.