A movie is a film that contains video (or moving pictures). It can be a feature, short subject, or cartoon.
Content:
A film’s content includes its plot, characters, and setting. You’ll also need to consider how the story works overall and whether it makes sense. You might need to watch the film again or read a book about it for this.
Form:
The formal elements of a movie include its cinematography, production design, and screenwriting. These factors determine how the movie looks and sounds, and will affect its effect on the viewer. You’ll want to examine these elements, paying particular attention to how they affect the movie’s visual style and how they work together with the content of the film.
Actors:
The actors in a movie play an important role in creating the overall experience of watching the film. They must be well-cast, and the script should be effective at bringing the characters to life.
Director:
The director has a huge impact on how the film is made, from its style to the acting choices. He or she has to consider what the audience wants and how the movie will be received by the general public.
Cinematography:
The camera’s movement and angles can be an essential part of the film’s storytelling. You’ll want to study the film’s cinematography, looking for aspects such as camera angles, distances between the camera and the subject, types of shots, and how each shot is edited.