In Order to Exploit Cinema's Capacity for Transporting Audiences into the World

In order to exploit cinema's capacity for transporting audiences into the world of the story, the commercial filmmaking process stresses

A) a rough, disruptive style.
B) foregrounding and calling attention to transitions between shots and scenes.
C) the maximization of any distractions that might remind viewers they are watching a movie.
D) elements having nothing to do with the major concerns of the narrative.
E) a polished continuity of lighting, performance, costume, makeup, and movement.