The conventions of cinematic language represent a sort of ________ between the filmmaker and the audience about the mediating element between them: the shot.
A) agreement
B) conflict
C) formalism
D) verisimilitude
E) realism

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The word "conventions" implies a set of agreed-upon rules or norms. Therefore, the most appropriate option would be "agreement" between the filmmaker and the audience about the use of cinematic language and the shot as the mediating element. The other options do not reflect the collaborative and communicative nature of cinematic language.

The Conventions of Cinematic Language Represent a Sort of ________