Two crucial aspects of this type of cinema are the deep focus shot and the long shot. Depth shooting allows us to use depth of field, where you can see all the planes in one shot. By seeing everything at once, it would allow the viewer to see everything as they would see it in reality. This was also used to show characters doing different things; with all three shots in focus, the viewer could see whatever they wanted. As it has a deep gap, this allows the shot to be longer, allowing the audience to look clearly at the image and choose what to focus on while noting all the different things that happened. They used real locations rather than studio sets. Non-actors used, who improvised on their scripts and recorded dialogue