A Dutch angle is a type of unlevel framing used to create a view that a person or object is slanted or tilted. Learn more about why Dutch angles are used in filmmaking!

Closing credits are played at the end of a production, and they consist of the names of cast and crew members who worked on the project. Learn more about closing credits!

For feature films, running time refer to the length of time that a film plays for, typically expressed in minutes, starting from the first frame to the last frame. Learn more about movie run times!

An outtake, also known as a blooper, is a scene that was recorded but not included in the final version of a production because it contains a mistake. Learn more about bloopers!

Content and trigger warnings are intended to be helpful guides that allow viewers to make an informed decision on whether or not they want to continue watching a film or program. Learn more about content and trigger warnings!