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Computer Generated Imagery can create things that would normally be impossible to film. CGI in Jurassic Park helps to make the film more terrifying by creating dinosaurs that don't currently exist.

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Split screen can provide a visual contrast for the audience. In this scene from 100 Days of Summer, the contrast between his expectations and reality gives us a feel for how disappointed he is with his life.

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The establishing shot gives the audience the setting of the scene, and brings them into the movie more. This shot from Dirty Dancing shows the resort that Baby is staying at, and sets the scene for the rest of the movie.

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Lighting can change the mood of a scene in a film. For example, in this scene from The Virgin Suicides, the blue lighting creates a somber mood to reflect the mood and situation that the character is in.

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High or low angles, as well as eye-level views can change how a character is perceived in a scene. For example, in this scene from The Great Gatsby the high camera angle makes Gatsby seem younger, smaller, and not as grand as other scenes.

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Different use of framing can change how the scene or set is viewed. A long shot or close-up can affect the scene, for example, in this scene from the movie The Bling Ring a long shot shows how large the closet is, and adds to the feel of the movie and extravagance of the scene.