Performance 

• Style e.g. comedic
• Expression and body movement
• Position and proxemics (the space between others and themselves)

Cinematography 

• Colour/film stock
• Saturation
• German expressionism

Lighting –

• High key and low key (with high contrast)
• High contrast and low contrast
• Vignette

Camera –

• High angle and low angle
• Over the shoulder shot (dramatic irony because the audience knows something that a character doesn’t)
• Point of view
• Focus/lens

Mise en scene

Everything you can see such as props, costume design and set design.

Sound

• Diegetic (noises that have not been edited in, can be from off or on screen) and non-diegetic (not visible on screen/edited in)
• Silence
• Music
• Atmosphere and punctuation
• Sonic perspective
• Environmental sound (background sound like the wind or office noises)
• Contrapuntal sound (Usually the sound we hear in a film directly accompanies what we see on the screen; it is appropriate sound, it is the sound we expect.- Film Technology)
• Foley (sound that is diegetic but added in post production)

Editing 

• Pace
• Rhythm
• Continuity editing – parallel action, actin/reaction
• Montage
• Action reaction shot
• 180 degrees rule
• Match cut (a match cut is a cut from one shot to another where the two shots are matched by the action or subject and subject matter. – Wikipedia)