Camera, lighting, editing and sound choices as the visible evidence of a distinct style

What this note covers

1. Camera choices organise space and attention
2. Lighting creates relationships of visibility, contrast and colour
3. Editing constructs duration, order and relationships
4. Sound supplies space, rhythm and perspective
5. Interrelationships make a style more than a list of devices
6. Distinguish evidence, interpretation and production inference
7. Explain a style through relationships rather than equipment names
8. Test an interpretation by changing one supplied choice

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