Identify, describe and explain
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The document provides guidance on analyzing elements of a text, including listing its components, describing characters and scenes, using adjectives and terminology to breakdown audio, visuals, and their intended effects on the audience, such as conveying ideas around comedy, wealth, danger, or suspense through elements like dialogue, set design, costumes, lighting, and editing techniques.
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