Every scene and the order in which they take place has a reason, a film can be assembled by recording multiple shots that take into account different elements. For example, when Viola found herself in front of an audience for the first time, the outfit told the audience who she was and the importance she had at the cinematographic event without having to say another word. She wore a golden dress that set her apart from everyone and everything else in the shot, it also made her look more feminine and delicate but at the same time important and strong. Costumes are those that tell the story behind each character without the need for flashbacks and their personality without even having to act or speak it. A set is a controlled environment where everything must be in the right place to convey the emotions the director wants the audience to feel and see what he wants them to see. Still in the same shot in which Viola found herself in front of the audience for the first time, the Nurse was in grayscale and blended in with the columns in the center of the scene.