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Film editing can make the same neutral face look hungry or heartbroken
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The Kuleshov effect is a foundational principle of film editing demonstrating how sequence entirely dictates meaning. If an actor's completely neutral face is shown immediately after a bowl of soup, audiences perceive intense hunger; if the exact same face is shown after a crying child, audiences project profound sadness onto the emotionless actor.
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