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The article offers tips on how to create dialogue with great impact in the production of narrative films. Also cited are the importance of blocking or the location and activities of the actors when doing scenes with dialogue, the use of camera tricks to achieve better results, as well as the 30 degree and 180 degree rules in shooting scenes.

The article discusses the factors to consider when directing films using a green screen. It is noted that the use of green screen in post-production work has become less expensive and easier due to digital computer technology. Some lighting techniques to suit the green screen environment are mentioned. Other factors to consider include the color of things used in the film, the proper positioning or blocking of actors and the perspective between the actors and the background to be added later.

The article discusses the technique of blocking people in cinematography. According to the author, the cinematographic technique of blocking involves the movement of actors from place to place in a scene. The author adds that blocking involves factors such as where do characters sit or stand, why do they sit or stand in a specific location, and how to track screen direction.