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Film poster analysis

Mise-en-scene analysis blog tasks

Mise-en-scene video recreation and learner response

Lighting analysis blog tasks

sound analysis blog tasks(not done yet)

Sound video feedback and learner response(noy done yet)

Cinematography blog tasks

Cinematography video feedback and learner response


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