Your answer is Using everyday materials or what is seen. Another would be to accept the role of <span>an object in an acceptable space also between two objects.
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"Orfeo" by Claudio Monteverdi. I might be wrong though :)
The flashback is the film term for the interruption of chronological plot time with a shot or series of shots that show an event that has happened earlier in the story.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Histoire d’un crime directed by Ferdinand Zecca scened the first flashback scene in cinema in 1901. Flashback also known as analepsis is narrative device that shows something happened in a past time or past events classically in accordance to the present time of the narration.
It interrupts the main sequence flow and takes the audience to a window of different time. Sometimes it lasts for few seconds, sometimes it can be the maximum part of the movie, it generally depends on the plot of the cinema.
I think the song is “What’s your Fantasy” by Ludacris and Shawnna
Explanation:
Cast and drop shadows are another common way to add depth. Reflections work similarly in that a reflection appears on a different surface. The illusion of depth can be increased by making the shadow larger and lighter and further away from the object. Blurring the edges of shadows also increases the illusion of depth.
