Synonyms and antonyms of Cinema and the film industry in British Thesaurus

the BFI ()

the British Film Institute, a British organization that collects and preserves films and shows them to the public

the big screen (noun)

the cinema, especially when considered in relation to television

Bollywood (informal)

informal the Indian film industry

cinema (noun)

the business of making films, or the films that are made

cinematic (adjective)

relating to films

cinematography (noun)

the job or skill of making films

cut (interjection)

something that film directors say when they want the actors and people making the film to stop for a short time

film (noun)

the job or business of making films

film (noun)

relating to films or involved in making films

FPS (noun)

frames per second: a measure of the rate in which still pictures pass to create a moving image. The higher the FPS, the better the image will look.

frame (noun)

cinema one of the single photographs that a film or video is made of

FX (abbreviation)

special effect

Hollywood (noun)

the part of the US film industry that is based in Hollywood, California, and has a reputation for making very successful films that cost a lot of money to produce

moviegoer (noun)

mainly American someone who watches films at a cinema

the movies (noun)

mainly American the cinema or the film industry

on (general) release ()

available to be seen in cinemas

the pictures (noun)

old-fashioned the cinema

rushes (noun)

cinema the first photographed scenes of a part of a film before the director changes them in any way

screen (noun)

cinema in general

screen (noun)

connected with the cinema

the silver screen (noun)

the industry of making films in Hollywood

special effect (noun)

an unusual image or sound in a film, created artificially using various technical methods

studio (noun)

cinema a company that produces films