Important People in Court
Film Terms
Mix of Topics
Legal Terms
100

The person who presides over the court 

The Judge

100

 What is a screenplay?

A written document outlining a movie or tv show; "Monster" is this format 

100

Who is Jose Delgado?

He worked at the drugstore; came back from his break to find Mr. Nesbitt shot and called the police

100

The person or people on trial are called

defendant/defendants

200

The people who decide if the defendant(s) are guilty or not guilty

The jury; usually made up of 12 people
200

What is dialogue?

The words characters say in a scene

200

Which character attends Stuyvesant High School? 

 Steve Harmon

200

What is the job of the prosecution?

To prove that the defendant is guilty

300

Who is Kathy O'Brien?

Steve's lawyer, a defense attorney

300

What is a close-up (CU) in a movie or show? 

 The most detailed camera angle where the shot is focused on a person or people to show their emotions or reactions

300

Why do Sal Zinzi and Wendell Bolden testify, even though they did not take part in the crime? 

They are criminals who heard about the murder and shared the information police because they were looking for shorter jail time for their own crimes

300

Another word that means a person on trial is found guilty of the crime they were charged with.

Guilty

400

Who is also on trial with Steve Harmon? 

James King 

400

The view from a movie camera seeing a scene from a distance 

 Long shot (LS)

400

Who is Jerry?

Steve's younger brother

400

What does acquit mean? 

To find a person on trial not guilty of the crime they were charged with

500

Who is Asa Briggs?

Defense attorney for James King

500
What are screen headings?

Labels used to let viewers know where and when the scene is taking place

500

Mr. Sawicki is...

Steve's teacher/film club mentor

500

What does the stenographer do?

He or she records all proceedings in the trial, usually by typing on a machine
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