A director oversees the production of a film, instructing actors and crew. A dialogue is a conversation between characters or the spoken lines in a script. Some famous movie dialogues include exchanges from films like The Godfather and Pulp Fiction. Theater refers to a performance space for an audience, while a script is the written text of a play, movie, or broadcast.

1. VOCABULARY
BY: MINTY & GRACE

2. DIRECTOR
WHAT IS A
DIRECTOR?
A director is
someone who
supervises the
production or film
and instructs the
actors and crew.Credit: Photo by Ron Phillips
Director CHRISTOPHER NOLAN during the filming of Warner
Bros. Pictures’ and Legendary Pictures’ action thriller
“THE DARK KNIGHT RISES,” a Warner Bros. Pictures
release.

3. DIALOGUE
WHAT IS A DIALOGUE?
A dialogue is
● a conversation between
characters in a drama or a
narrative.
● A dialogue can also mean the
lines or passages in a script
that are expected to be
spoken.

4. FAMOUS DIALOGUES FROM MOVIES

5. Theater
● Theater is a large
room or hall for
an audience.

6. Script
● The manuscript or one of various copies of the written
text of a play, motion picture, or radio or television
broadcast.