Written: Titles, Subtitles, Location cards, Signs, Any writing in the text, Audio: music coming from somewhere in the scene (diegetic), Ambient sound (diegetic), Sound effects (non-diegetic), Narration (non-diegetic or Diegetic), Dialogue, Silence, Soundtrack music (non-diegetic), Technical: Camera angles, Camera shots, Camera movement, Transitions between shots and scenes, cuts and edits of shots together (inc. juxtaposition), lighting, principal footage, edits on footage, Symbolic: Body language showing emotion or mood, Setting that represents something (the film opens on a jail, so we know one of our characters is possibly a criminal)., Clothing that shows a character's background or alignment., Shops that might tell us what kind of district is depicted in a scene., Sounds that are coded to evoke a particular mood or atmosphere (sharp stabby sounds in horror), Music evoking a particular mood or feeling., Pictures that represent something specific (a picture of the Eifel tower often makes us think of travel or love), Colour choices that make us think of an emotion or mood., Any device that is used as a shortcut to making the audience recognize something important,

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