Camera - Refers to how a camera is used to tell the story. This includes movement, shot size, focus and angle. Creators use these techniques to convey different messages., Acting - Refers to the facial expressions, body language and tone or accent of characters., Mise-en-scene - Refers to what appears in the frame - the actors, lighting, décor, props, costumes, colours - and how it is arranged. Everything in a frame is a deliberate choice and often helps the audience piece together important information about characters or the plot. , Editing - Refers to the sequence of shots, and other editing techniques. These can include fast motion, slow motion, fade in/out and cuts., Lighting - Is used to create mood and atmosphere., Sound - Can contribute to the narrative and the audience engagement by music or emphasises on the voices. ,

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