Rule of thirds, steady camerawork without zooming, and strong compositions are important tips for effective camerawork in filmmaking. Proper costumes, props, makeup, and locations along with lighting suited to the genre are also important for an effective mise-en-scene. Editing should maintain a consistent pace without overly long or disjointed scenes, overuse of effects like slow motion, or overediting, using a variety of techniques instead. Sound editing should feature important sounds emphasized amid a variety of ambient and diegetic sounds without overfilling scenes.

1. Effective tips on film making
Camerawork
Rule of thirds- significantpersonatthe forefront
Do not use the zoomfeature
Use a camera standnot handheldunlessyouare wantingtouse the Steadicamfeature
Cameraanglesvariety
Focuson the important pointsof the scene
Strongcomposition
Make sure the camera isin a positionthatissteady
Make sure the actors are focusedon
Make sure the imagesfitinthe screen
Mise-en-scene
Use the rightcostumesforthe scene
Use effective propsforthe scene
Make up needstobe effectiveif used
Good location
Lightingusedaccordingtothe genre
Editing
Same pacedediting
Notone longscene
Notdisjointed
Don’toveruse special effectssuchasslow motion
Don’toveredit
Use a varietyof editingtechniques
Sound
Varietyof sound
Ambientsoundcanbe used
Don’toverfill the scene withsound

2. Emphasise onthe importantsound
Try to dull outthe unimportantsound
Make sure any non-digeticsoundfitswiththe scene andactuallyhasaneffect