bus n.— «We hear the low growl of a panther—but it’s the hiss of the brakes of a bus as it comes into shot from screen right. Watching this in the right circumstances, you’ll jump out of your skin…as no doubt audiences...
sack dance n.— «Well, they both “did what they had to.” Doesn’t mean Al didn’t go home and kick the cat, or George didn’t do a sack dance off screen. They both came out ahead on it by being fairly low key.» —“Re: OT:...
sisomo n.— «Robert’s has also coined a word for marketing in the screen age, “sisomo,” and written a book about it entitled “The Future On Screen. Sisomo. Creating Emotional Connections in the Market with Sight, Sound...
rear-window captioning n.— «There are several companies that will add text to some (not all) current run films; one is Mopix, which provides rear-window captioning. The text is displayed from a LED screen in the back of the theater, under...
eat up the camera v. phr.— «Vipul told me he that liked my confidence in Indian Idol, and the way I speak, and the way and I eat up the camera.» —“Malik makes his screen debut” in India Yahoo! News Apr. 25, 2005...
slap n.— «I love not wearing make-up.…You can reveal so much more on your face, if you are not hiding behind a screen of slap.» —“The mother of invention” by Rosie Millard Times (London, England) Apr...