What does mise-en-scene refer to?

Everything arranged within the frame

What is the main aim of continuity editing?

To make cuts feel invisible so the story flows

Naturalistic underplays and seems true to life; stylised is heightened or mannered

Name the technique, explain the meaning, explain the spectator's response

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Which of these is one of the five micro-elements of film form?
What does mise-en-scene refer to?
Which lighting style is shadowed and high-contrast, associated with film noir and horror?
Which sound comes from within the story world and could be heard by the characters?
What is the main aim of continuity editing?
Montage, in the Soviet tradition, is most associated with which filmmaker?
What does a low camera angle tend to do to a figure?
What is the difference between naturalistic and stylised performance?
How many kinds of context does OCR name for studying a film?
What is the analytical move that every OCR film-form answer rewards?