Terminology
Slang term for a failed movie.
Flop
The full form of "CGI".
Computer-generated Imagery
Name of the first film camera.
The Kinetograph camera.
The country with the largest film industry.
The United States
Name synonymous with the American film industry.
Hollywood
Most popular movie genre (by market share).
Action or Adventure
Decade in which the first film camera was made.
1890's
Avatar ($2.9 billion)
Someone who likes movies. (One Word)
Cinephile
Frame rate at which movies are typically shot in.
24 fps
The way that film was first used in Africa by Europeans.
As a method of assimilation with little interest in the depiction of African culture.
The highest grossing horror movie of all time.
Hint: It was released after 2010.
It
(Box office of around 700 million dollars worldwide.)
Name of one film industry in Asia.
Hallyuwood, Bollywood, Cantonwood, etc
The difference in the Soviet and Western perspectives of cinema.
Soviets viewed it as a popular art form, while Westerners viewed it as a form of entertainment.
Year that the first Russian film was made.
1908
Amount of money that "The 13th Warrior", the biggest film flop of all time, lost.
69-129 million dollars
Another word for product placement. Often used in movies.
Embedded marketing
Number of movies released in the US and Canada last year. (Estimate)
403
Name of the first black film director in South Africa
Gibson Kente ("How Long?" in 1976)
The highest-grossing film director of all time.
Steven Spielberg
Made $10.6 billion dollars over 37 movies at the worldwide box office.