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English Conversation: Learn to Talk About Film & Movies
Learn to have an intelligent conversation in English about a film you’ve seen. I’ll give you lots of vocabulary related to movies and the world of film. First, we’ll discuss the different jobs that exist in film. You’ll learn exactly what anexecutive producer, production manager, director of photography, runner, and more all do on a film. Then we’ll cover ways of talking about the film itself, covering genre, plot, acting, and more. In the comments, tell me what your favourite film is – and explain why, using some of the new vocabulary and phrases you’ve learned.
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Thanks a lot, Mr. Benjamin for such sophisticated film vocabulary.
One of my favorite films is “The Catcher in the Rye” (2008). One of my favorite scenes in this film-when the patients are watching TV after the nurse had turned off TV.
I totally agree with someone’s comment for this film “This is 75 minutes and 6 seconds of pure blue screen. Nothing less and nothing more”
Thanks your sharing the information , excellent
Thank you Benjamin, I like to watch Hollywood movies only with subtitles because I can’t hear the whole text.
I score 78%. Thanks for the question.
Great lesson, I really got something out of it. That was really good, I never thought of it. Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot Benjamin
Very much thanks Benjamin I tried my best to understand, I score 78%.
Great!
Thanks a lot !!
Thank you for the lesson!
To be honest, I’ve had few vocabularies to express my opinion. But through watching this video, I got many new words or phrases to describe my feelings such as ‘breathtaking’, ‘compelling’ and ‘gripping’. My favourite expression in the lesson was ‘far-fetched’.