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Jump cutting to a black screen creates mystery and excitement by not revealing information and hinting at adrenaline, setting the scene for the film. Zooming in on a character in a moving car shows that she is in motion and allows her expressions to gradually appear and disappear, conveying her emotions closely and giving the audience insight into the purpose of the film. Close ups allow emotions to be expressed to understand the overall meaning of the film.
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