The document describes the camera techniques, sound, editing, and titling used in a film scene. It includes point of view shots, reverse shots to show character reactions, close ups, and straight cuts between shots. Diegetic sound is included while music is not, and the editing uses slower cuts with a shortened rhythm.

1. Camera: Point of view shot including reverse shot (camera moves to see the characters reaction)Sound: no music included diegetic sound included Straight cutCamera: Point of view shot including reverse shot (camera moves to see the characters reaction)Sound: No music played in the backgroundStraight cutCamera: Extreme close up zoom in shotEditing: slower shortening cutting rhythm Sound: diegetic soundTitling: Name of the film<br />