Digital photography, The art or process of taking pictures using a digital camera., Pottery, The activity of making objects like pots and plates out of baked clay., Painting watercolours, The art of painting pictures using paints mixed with water., Knitting, The activity of making clothes from wool using two long needles., Jewellery-making, The craft of creating things like necklaces, rings, and bracelets., Episode, One single part of a television story or series., Characters, The people or animals represented in a story, book, or show., Plotlines, The main events or the story of a TV show or book., Stage, The raised area in a theatre where actors perform., Costumes, The special clothes worn by actors in a play or film., Rehearsals, Practice sessions before a performance is shown to the public., Interval, A short break between the parts of a play or concert, Critics, People whose job is to watch and write opinions about films and TV shows., Set, The place where a film or television show is recorded or filmed., Hits, Very popular and successful songs, movies, or shows., Ice sculpting, The art of carving large blocks of ice into shapes or statues., Wood carving, The process of cutting wood to make an object or pattern, Season, A set of episodes of a TV show that are broadcast during one period., Awards, Prizes given to actors or shows for being excellent., Cast, All the actors who act in a television show, movie, or play., Audience, The group of people who are watching a performance., Act, One of the main parts of a play or opera., Drawing, The art of making pictures using a pencil or pen.

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