filmic Definition
filmic (film′ik)
adjective
- of or having to do with films or the art of making them
- of the visual qualities of a film as distinct from the theme, dialogue, story, etc.
- visually exciting or expressive
filmic Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- adaptation: The unit approaches this issue through the study of the practice of filmic adaptation.
- narrative: Film & Narrative Theory This module introduces students to a variety of models used in the analysis of filmic narratives.
- representation: Also planning a book on filmic representations of Rome.
- image: Chapter One focuses on Wenders ' views on the filmic image and its intimate relationship to reality.
- text: This might be the reception horizon of the Scream Horror film series and other highly self-reflective filmic texts.
- style: Critical to this filmic style is the ability for most HD cameras to change the way they scan the information recorded by the camera.
Modifying Another Word
almost: It is almost filmic - the curtain call, taken by the 50-plus backstage crew at the end, is richly deserved.
Used with adjective complement
become: I think we did - because it became more filmic.
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