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What are two examples of camera angles?
Think of how each angle can change the viewer's perspective.
Define mise-en-scène in your own words.
Consider elements like props, costume, and setting.
What is the main purpose of editing in film?
Remember how films change pace and flow during scenes.
True or False: Non-diegetic sound is any sound that characters can hear within the film.
Focus on which sounds are part of the film's world.
Evaluate how mise-en-scène can alter a viewer’s perception of a character's journey in a specific film.
Look for scenes where the environment changes with the character.
Create a short narrative outline using both linear and non-linear structures and explain the impact of each on audience engagement.
Draw from films that prominently use each structure.
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