This document defines vocabulary words related to special effects in movies and television shows. Some of the words defined include digital effects, illusion, props, gruesome, realistic, three dimensional, image, recreate, graphics, simulate, prehistoric, landscape, miniature, explosions, and background. It provides short definitions or explanations of what each word means in the context of special effects.

1. Special Effects
Vocabulary Words

2. digital effects
• noun
• pictures and sounds
created by the computer

3. illusion
• noun
• something that appears to be
different than what it actually
is

4. props
• noun
• any piece of furniture or small
item used in performing or
making a movie or TV show

5. gruesome
• adjective
• causing horror or disgust

6. realistic
• adjective
• true to life or nature

7. three dimensional
• adjective
• giving the appearance of
depth

8. image
• noun
• picture production of a
photographic material or
electronic display screen

9. recreate
• verb
• create again, especially in the
imagination

10. graphics
• noun
• a picture, map, or graph used
for illustration

11. simulate
• verb
• to give the appearance or
effect of

12. prehistoric
• adjective
• belonging to periods before
recorded history

13. landscape
• noun
• a view of scenery on land

14. miniature
• noun
• reduced image or likeness;
done on a small scale

15. explosions
• noun
• violent bursts

16. background
• noun
• the part of a picture or scene
toward the back

17. reassembled
• verb
• came, brought, or put together
again