What film sound contributes most to invisible editing?

What film sound contributes most to invisible editing?

The irony of film music in most narrative films is that the best music follows the principle of _____.

In films such as Breathless, Jean Luc Godard innovated the use of [one1], edits that intentionally create gaps in the action. In doing so, Godard violates the [two2] rule of classical Hollywood editing.

When the dialogue continues uninterrupted over visual cuts of characters having a conversation, this is called _____.

In the midst of the conversation at the restaurant in The Wolf of Wall Street, we see a brief close-up of Matthew McConaughey’s character snorting cocaine. This is called a(n) _____.

Contrary to our perception while watching a film, film sound is the most [1] dimension of the film experience, which, paradoxically, increases its [2].

In many of his films, director Robert Altman used multitrack sound recording to produce unconventional but realistic _____.

In the midst of the conversation at the restaurant in The Wolf of Wall Street, we see a brief close-up of Matthew McConaughey’s character snorting cocaine. This is called a(n) _____.

Contrary to our perception while watching a film, film sound is the most [1] dimension of the film experience, which, paradoxically, increases its [2].