The dictionary "Film Language from A to Z" offers clear definitions of important terms related to the language of cinema and cinematic narration, suitable for use in schools and universities. Additionally, the collection of articles is also appropriate for practical film production on set, as well as for media educational programs.

Its goal is to engage all film enthusiasts who wish to take a look behind the scenes of filmmaking.

The dictionary contains a unique collection of visual indicators that vividly illustrate filmmaking tools and techniques in the categories: Scene/Cinematography, Editing/Post-production, and Sound (effects and music).

Special emphasis is given to frequently overlooked topics in German studies: visual composition and color schemes in feature films.

Furthermore, the illustrated articles cover the following areas:

• Mise-en-Scène
• Lighting
• Lenses
• Focus
• Shot sizes
• Camera perspectives
• Camera movements
• Narrative perspective
• Editing/Postproduction
• Continuity principles
• Transitions
• Tempo and time
• Sound (effects and music)

"Film Language from A to Z" is also available as an app! With this app, you have more than 300 entries about film techniques and cinematic language always at hand. The convenient search function allows quick retrieval of terms, which can be grouped according to personal preferences using the favorites feature.

Available on the App Store:

• iTunes: Film Language App
• Google Play: Film Language App