"film knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to knowledge of the film industry, movies, movie trivia, etc. For example: "Tom has an impressive depth of film knowledge; he can name any actor in any movie you can think of."
Young clocked up £64,000 before a gap in her film knowledge let her down.
Mr. Kalan has an encyclopedic film knowledge, and all three hosts offer deep genre-movie context.
It's quite nice they've all made the effort, and it's entertaining to listen to them competing with one another to show off their film knowledge, but I can't for the life of me work out why no one has made the obvious allusion to Peter's Friends, as this is precisely what the setup most resembles.
But my foreign film knowledge was a sorely lacking.
Celebrated for his lively reviews and extensive film knowledge, Ebert spent his career reviewing movies for the Chicago Sun-Times.
As a young man, I went to Paris and soaked up many hours of film knowledge from Robert Hakim in my efforts to become a producer.
What Varda and JR do with their filmed knowledge is what distinguishes it from the familiar round of investigative documentaries: a headshot of Jeanine, taken in the van, is blown up dozens of feet high and pasted by JR and his crew to the wall of her house, magnifying and honoring her on a scale usually reserved for public and historic figures.
(Later Mr. Nichols was to direct the film "Carnal Knowledge," written by Mr. Feiffer).
The film assumes knowledge about the history and politics of the former Yugoslavia and the wars involved in its breakup that most Americans don't possess.
Sergei Eisenstein's masterful Ivan the Terrible (1944) had coded, and not-so-coded, references to Stalin, but it continues to be a great film without knowledge of the eponymous hero's surrogacy.
Therefore, due to the multidisciplinary nature of thin film devices, knowledge and advances already made in one area may be applicable to other similar areas.
