Spotting involves viewing the film and determining or "spotting"
A) the areas of slow and fast action
B) the bloopers
C) those scenes where music will enhance the onscreen events
D) those scenes where the facial expressions alone communicate and music should not be inserted
E) the boring parts to leave out when it is edited
C
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A. Ondes Martenot B. digital audio workstation C. synthesizer D. tape studio