to have an effect on someone or something, or the power to produce such an effect

movie; film

a motion picture or film

to take a photograph; the art or practice of photography

the power or capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something; impact

photographer; cinematographer; cameraman

movies and television

a person's physical form or presence, often as viewed from a distance

image; picture; motion picture

a dark shape produced by an object blocking light, or a reflection in a surface

(lit. and fig.) shadow

to take a group photo

the view of a person or object from behind; a figure or silhouette seen from the back

cinema; movie theater

cinema; movie theater

a camera used for capturing moving images, such as a cine or video camera

the physical shadow or silhouette of a human figure

to cast an image, shadow, or light onto a surface

the visible sign of a person or thing's existence in a particular place, often used in the context of their disappearance

a person who is very interested in or enthusiastic about films

film star

an optical illusion caused by atmospheric conditions

eye shadow (cosmetics)

audio and video; audiovisual

A professional facility or sound stage used for filming motion pictures or television programs.

a dark shape, outline, or silhouette cast by an object or person

miniature version of something; microcosm

to make a movie

movie queen; best actress award winner

(idiom) to disappear without a trace

the film industry, its professional circles, and the world of cinema

inseparable (as form and shadow)

to produce an instant result or effect; to yield immediate fruit

beautiful image or graceful silhouette of a woman

inverted or reversed image, such as one seen in water or a mirror

to develop (a photograph or film)

shadow; umbra

a photograph kept as a memento

to follow someone relentlessly or trail them closely

the film industry; motion picture business

the professional or social sphere of the motion picture industry and film circles

to refer to someone or something obliquely or indirectly, typically in a critical or derogatory manner

to make a photographic copy of a document or image

A book or collection used for storing and displaying photographs.

video disc; DVD