This document discusses several key elements of cinematography including camera shots, editing, sound, and mise en scene. It outlines different types of camera shots such as establishing shots, medium shots, and close-ups. It explains that film editing involves combining original footage during post-production to create a finished motion picture. The document also discusses how background music and sound effects can aid the audience's understanding and enhance emotions. Finally, it describes how mise en scene arranges lighting, props, settings, costumes and characters to convey meaning and influence the audience's interpretation of events.

1. Cinematography
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2. Camera shots
• Vista shot/ establishing shot
• Medium shot
• Medium close up
• Close up
• Extreme close up
• Low angle
• High angle
• 360 shot
• Tracking shot
• Overhead shot/Birds eye view shot
• Panning
• Tilting
• Over the shoulder shot
• Reverse shot
• Point of view shot

3. Editing
Film editing is a post production process of film
making . The film editor works with the original
footage and combines them together to make a
finished high quality motion picture.

4. Sound
Background music may aid viewer understanding by linking
scenes. For example, a particular musical theme associated
with an individual character or situation may be repeated at
various points in a film in order to remind the audience of
salient motifs or ideas.
Film sound is comprised of conventions and innovations. We
have come to expect an acceleration of music during car
chases and creaky doors in horror films. Yet, it is important to
note as well that sound is often brilliantly conceived. The
effects of sound are often largely subtle and often are noted
by only our subconscious minds. Yet, it behoves us to foster an
awareness of film sound as well as film space so as to truly
appreciate a twentieth century art form, the modern film.

5. Mise en scene
Mise en scene is Important in a film as it is the arrangement of
the lighting , props , setting& characters. Mise en scene is also
important as it controls the facial expressions of the
characters as well as what they wear( costumes ) etc.. Mise en
scene has a major effect on the audience as if the character is
stressed out through out the film it indicates to the audience
that something terrible is going to happen to them. The
costumes of the character also matters as it can indicate to
the audience what type of genre the film is going to be for
example if the characters are wearing casual clothing it
indicates to the audience that the film is going to be a thriller
as in other genres the superhero's and protagonists are
wearing special clothing