Multiple Choice
In order to exploit cinema's capacity for transporting audiences into the world of the story, the commercial filmmaking process stresses
A) a rough, disruptive style.
B) foregrounding and calling attention to transitions between shots and scenes.
C) the maximization of any distractions that might remind viewers they are watching a movie.
D) elements having nothing to do with the major concerns of the narrative.
E) a polished continuity of lighting, performance, costume, makeup, and movement.
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