The document describes the camera shots, sounds, locations, and editing techniques used in a film scene. It begins with an extreme long shot of the psychiatrist's office at night, followed by a long shot of the interior and the main character's name in the titles. Subsequent shots include over the shoulder shots of characters communicating, a high angle shot that zooms into a close up, and point of view shots that include reverse shots of character reactions. Diegetic sounds are included throughout, with non-diegetic music in some scenes. It concludes with an extreme close up zooming shot and the film's title.

1. Camera: Extreme Long
Shot
Sound: Non diegetic-
music played in the
background.
Jump cut
Exterior: Outside the
building of the
psychiatrist office (night)
Titling: Director’s name
appear over image
Camera: Long shot
Sound: No music
included in the
background
Straight cut
Exterior: Inside the
physiatrist office
Titling: Main character’s
name
Camera: Over the
shoulder shot
Editing: Reverse shot
Sound: no music included
(Diegetic sound included)
Diegetic sound voices of
characters for e.g.
Camera: Over the
dialogue.
shoulder shot (OVS)
OVS-used when two
Editing: Reverse shot
characters are
communicating face to
Sound: Diegetic sound
face.
included
Straight cut

2. Characters voices i.e.
dialogue
Camera: High angle shot
starts with a mid Long shot
zooms into a close up
through out the shot.
Sound: No music played in
the background. Diegetic
sound included
Editing: Sound bridge
Jump Cut
Camera: Point of view
shot
Sound: No music played in
the background diegetic
sound included and non-
diegetic music played in
background
Jump cut

3. Camera: Point of view
shot including reverse
shot (camera moves to see
the characters reaction)
Sound: no music included
diegetic sound included
Straight cut
Camera: Point of view
shot including reverse
shot (camera moves to
see the characters
reaction)
Sound: No music
played in the
background
Straight cut
Camera: Extreme close
up zoom in shot
Editing: slower
shortening cutting rhythm
Sound: diegetic sound
Titling: Name of the film