FILM AND THEATRE PART THREE - PART THREE (51)

FILM AND THEATRE-RELATED VOCABULARY - PART THREE promoter a person who arranges funds or provides cash to creative performances or sports etc., prompter an individual who helps a performer with dialogues forgotten appropriately from the off stage publicist an individual whose job is to advertise to the public about a new product to be launched or actor, etc. scene-shifter an individual who moves scene settings and properties in a theater screenwriter an individual who composes screenplays stagehand an individual whose occupation is to handle scenery, properties, or lights in a theatre stage manager the individual who is responsible for the stage, lights, scenery, and so on during the exhibition of a play in a theatre stand-in an individual who takes care of someone's job for a brief time frame when the actual actor is not available star a renowned and accomplished vocalist, entertainer, sports player, and so on. starlet a young debutant  lady entertainer wanting to become popular story editor an individual who makes changes to the content for a film, or assists the writer with suitable changes to make the narrative more effective stuntman a man whose occupation is to perform stunts and hazardous things during stunt sequences instead of the main actor in a film superstar a popular performer in sports or movies who is considered extremely talented with a great fan following supporting  actor a supporting actor in a film plays an important role with great scope to move the plot forward theatergoer an individual who goes frequently to the theater tout an individual who purchases passes for shows, sports events, and so on and afterward, sells them to others at an unreasonable cost tragedy a serious play with a miserable ending, particularly one where the principal character dies tragedian ​a person who composes tragedies for the theatre trouper an entertainer or other individual who has a lot of experience and can be relied upon understudy a performer who learns the part of one more performer in a play who can replace the actual performer during exigencies like unavailability of the actor etc., usher an individual who shows individuals their allotted seats in a theatre, public meetings, concerts, and so on. usherette a lady whose occupation is to lead individuals to their seats in a theater or film wardrobe master an individual whose occupation is to deal with the garments that the artists wear during the performance