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A director might choose to use black and white coloring in order to show a flashback scene.

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A director may choose to add fast paced music in the background so that the watcher feels on edge and is more invested in the story.

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A director may use eerie music to build suspense in a mysterious scene of a horror film

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Directors may make certain sounds in a scene to help develop a mood during that scene. Like fast pace music to develop a panic or high speed mood.

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Directors make certain lighting choices because a darker lighting can create more of a somber mood while brighter lighting could give off a joyful one. It manipulates how the scene feels.

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A director might use harsh lighting if somebody is waking up in a new place to show how the character is overwhelmed

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the director may use warm tones for the color grading to portray happy scenes and cool tones to portray ominous scenes

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A director may decide to put in certain shots that are out of order chronologically (with the plotline) to keep the audience engaged in learning about the whole story.

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A director ay use silence to create suspense and a sense of unknowing. The silence doesn't allow you to find out much about the character besides how they look.

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Directors could choose a dramatic and high pitched sound to create suspense and tension in horror movies

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A director might use back lighting to make the scene suspenseful and ominous, as well as separate the subject from the background which would add to the suspense.

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A director might use bright lighting to show that the setting people are in is nice.

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A director could make certain editing choices to convey the mood of the scene, for example if the angle of the camera is choppy and quick it could convey the message that what is going on in the scene is stressful and the subject is rushed. In a way, it's like you're seeing the scene through their eyes.

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A director may angle the camera close up to someone's face to show their expressions and reactions to certain events in the movie.

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A director may use an energetic song/music to show how happy and joyful the actors are. Also to set the tone for that scene.

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A director might use dark lighting in to order to hide information about the shot from the reader increasing suspense by creating a fear of the unknown.

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a director might change the camera angle so the viewer can understand what going on for an example he would use a drone to show how big an area is

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directors may use suspenseful music or sounds in movies to create a tense atmostphere for those watching and can create emotion

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A director might use cool colors and tones to show sadness or a heartbreaking scene and make the audience empathize with the characters in this scene.

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A director may use a certain shot, to give more information or less

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Directors choose to make certain lighting to convey certain moods or tones. An example of this is when a director choosing to use blue lighting. Blue is considered sad, so having blue characters or a blue room can convey sadness.

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a director might use mise-en-scene in order to combine effects from other techniques to induce an emotion for example harsh lighting and black and white combines gives off a more sad and retrospective mood than either by themselves

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A director may choose very bright lighting to symbolize a happy moment or scene where as they may choose a darker lighting if something sad or scary is happening.

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This may be used for a climactic, culminating scene to add drama and reveal the author's ultimate message. The use of multiple effects at once will show the viewer that the scene is important.

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If a director wants to show a memory, they use a fadeout editing technique, and it goes out into cut scene.

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a director may decide to have a camera angle that is in the perspective of a person, like the same height and shaky and rapidly looking around to create a sense of unease.

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Directors make certain choices about camera angles because they want the people watching it to really get into the parts of the scene

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For example a director might show a close shot on face so they don't reveal the background

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Directors would choose to make certain lighting choices to set a certain mood for the area.