The document summarizes key elements of the film "The Ring" including sound, camera, lighting, locations, costumes, and characters. It notes that the sound includes diegetic television noise and non-diegetic girls' conversations that get louder when scared. Camera shots include medium shots, long shots zooming in on the house and girls, and close-ups. Lighting is dark with only a dull lamp on in the bedroom. Locations are an isolated house and bedroom. Costumes feature two young teenage girls home alone in their school uniforms.

1. The Ring
Sound Digetic – sound of television
Non-Digetic – Girls talking, become scared:
“Who told you that?” – from talking quietly
becomes louder as they get scared. Then
quietly says “I’ve watched it” – is worried
Blurred noise of television – switched on by
itself
Whilst girls are talking noise of rain is still
being heard from outside
Camera Medium shot
Long shot zooming in – house
Close up
Long shot of girls – zooming in to them
Lighting Darkness
Light in bedroom is dull, only lampshade is
on
Locations House – shown as if it is in middle of
nowhere
Bedroom
Costumes/Characters Girls in uniform
2 young teenage girls, home alone
Editing