akcija

akcija

Action is called during filming to indicate the start of the current take. See also cut, speed, lock it down.

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afirmativna akcija

Sociology; General sociology

Governmental policy and programs that grant preference to minorities in order to make-up for past and present discrimination. The purpose of affirmative action is to achieve ...

motivirana akcija

Literature; General literature

See character.

Pažnja, interes, želja i akcija (AIDA) model

Advertising; Marketing communications

A model of personal selling subsequently used to explain the process of advertising.

animacija

Entertainment; Movies

Also Known As: Animated, Animator. The process of creating the illusion of motion by creating individual frames, as opposed to filming naturally-occurring action at a regular ...

glumac

Entertainment; Movies

Also Known As: Actress. A person who plays the role of a character. Historically, the term "Actor" refered exclusively to males, but in modern times the term is used for both ...

film

Entertainment; Movies

Also Known As: Movie, Film, Flick, Picture.

mikrofon

Entertainment; Movies

Also Known As: Mike, Mic. A device which converts sound into electrical impulses, usually for recording or amplification.

mini serija

Entertainment; Movies

Also Known As: Miniseries. A television series with a set number of episodes which tell a complete story, usually filmed at the same time. Contrast with serial.

montaža

Entertainment; Movies

An artistic device for creating the artistic "look" or "feel" of a scene, through the use of visual editing. Often contrasted with mise-en-scene.

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eugenika

Eugenics is a bio-social movement which advocates the practice that very talented people should spread their genes by having more children, and less ...