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Genre is a loose set of criteria for a category or composition

Mise-en-scene: Lighting, style of acting, setting, props

Cinematorgraphy: Framing, camera position, camera movement, focus, perspective, exposure, speed

Your eye is drawn to either, the golden spiral, the golden triangle or the rule of thirds. Thus, these shots are very effective.

Editing: graphic relationships (jump cut shortens events and match cut matching of one object visual element with another), rhythm, passing of time

Sound: Music, sound effects, dialogue

3 steps to filmmaking: pre-production(writing, planning, storyboarding, props, costumes, location research release forms), production (organising cast and crew, setting up location, setting up camera equipment, setting up lighting and sound equipment, rehearsing each shot, filming/recording each shot, multiple takes, logging shots), post-production (editing: logging and capturing all footage, trimming each shot, CREATING AN EDL [edit decision list], rendering the film, adding transitions, exporting a film as a movie, dvd etc. SOUND: writing/recoring the music or soundtrack, designing the audio track [re-recording dialogue, recording voice over dialogue, planning and recording sound effecs] mixing all of these audio elements together.

Villains are traditionally on the left

Analysis: Examples?
What conventions are common within this genre?
Mis-en-scene? (lighting, colour, setting, props, acting)
Cinematography? (framing, exposure, position, focus, perspective)
Sound? (music, effects, dialogue)
Editing? (rhythm, timing)