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Visual, technical and auditory codes were used to provoke emotional responses in viewers of an excerpt from a modern adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde. These codes included editing, lighting, sound, cinematography, mise en scene elements like costumes and props, performance, color, and special effects. By exploring these codes, viewers can identify the techniques used to cause fear, laughter, and other reactions in a short film extract.
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