Analyze and craft a specific argument about the cinematography and editing in the film “It comes at night”

1) formulate an effective thesis & essay title; 2) craft solid and meaningful critical analysis; 3) use appropriate, specific, and illuminating examples from your own research, course readings (i.e. Barsam & Monahan’s Looking at Movies), and chosen cinematic texts (i.e. the film you choose to analyze); and 4) enter the discourse of Film Studies with a confident, lively, and scholarly voice.Required Length: 4-5 pages Required Format: Typed, 12 pt. font (no larger or smaller than Times New Roman), double-spaced, 1” margins all around, MLA citation style (if using sources other than Looking at Movies) Considering all of the exercises and questions about cinematography and editing that Barsam and Monahan list on pages 233-234 & 317-318 in your textbook (“Screening Checklists: Cinematography & Editing”), closely analyze and craft a specific argument about the cinematography and editing in the film “It comes at night”