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PROPOSAL (1914 practice as the basis): when is an intertitle, insert or close-up justified in a silent or minimal-dialogue scene, as a check an agent can run?

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Agent check, labelled 1914 practice plus a proposal: five steps drawn from Phillips (Ch. IV): try to show the point in action; if not, test it against his named cases (continuity-essential subtle point, lapse of time, mental process, premise); pick caption, simple insert, close-view, vision or spoken line by his definitions; drop the device if repeated or not carrying the story to the climax; keep the illusion by tying objects to a character's act. The order and combination are mine; no source tests the check, and Ch. IV gives no numbers.

Agent check, labelled 1914 practice plus a proposal: five steps drawn from Phillips (Ch. IV): try to show the point in action; if not, test it against his named cases (continuity-essential subtle point, lapse of time, mental process, premise); pick caption, simple insert, close-view, vision or spoken line by his definitions; drop the device if repeated or not carrying the story to the climax; keep the illusion by tying objects to a character's act. The order and combination are mine; no source tests the check, and Ch. IV gives no numbers. Curator qualifications: Five-step device check; PROPOSAL; untested. Evidence status: labelled proposal derived from the cited sources; untested; correlated desk review (Claude); not independently reviewed.
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  • [proposal] Agent check, labelled 1914 practice plus a proposal: five steps drawn from Phillips (Ch. IV): try to show the point in action; if not, test it against his named cases (continuity-essential subtle point, lapse of time, mental process, premise); pick caption, simple insert, close-view, vision or spoken line by his definitions; drop the device if repeated or not carrying the story to the climax; keep the illusion by tying objects to a character's act. The order and combination are mine; no source tests the check, and Ch. IV gives no numbers. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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