Journalism
an image, video or link that spreads rapidly through a population by being frequently shared with a number of individuals online
go viral
promises
vows
not typical of a person's character
out of character
it has won one or more prizes or honors in a competition, signifying high quality, success, or recognition from critics, industry professionals, or festivals
award-winning film
the music of the film
soundtrack
a piece of information, or a story, that people talk about, but that may not be true
spread false rumours/ spread a rumour
unsure
uncertain
doing what you are good at and enjoy
in one's element
information or comments in a film, television programme, etc. that are given by a person who is not seen on the screen
voice-over
the basic plot in the film
storyline
the most important items of news, at the beginning of a news programme or at the start of a newspaper article
make headlines
decrease
fall
the centre of public attention
in the limelight
a portable camera held directly by the operator
handheld camera
a person who produces the words for the film
scriptwriter
the quality that sb/sth has that make people believe or trust them
(lack) credibility
quit
resign
not supported by other people
out on a limb
a problem or situation that exists or occurs in reality, as opposed to one found in fiction, movies
real-life issue
a long pole that carries a microphone
boom
to uncover and publicly reveal dishonest, illegal, or unethical behavior
expose corruption
face
(will have to) deal with
to be in a situation that you cannot control
out of one's depth
a direct, forceful, and impactful narrative that tackles difficult or serious subjects, often exposing problems or criticizing powerful entities without shying away from uncomfortable truths
hard-hitting story
a person who does dangerous things in a film instead of the actor
stunt double