The information and meaning that movies communicate isn't always easy to see. Movies use myriad integrated concepts and techniques known as - to tell a story while deliberately concealing the means by which they do so.

The answer is cinematic language.

Explanation:

Cinematic language is a series of symbols and concepts that are unique to cinema, and create an emotional effect that can only be achieved through specific techniques.

For example, a fade transition usually means the passing of an extended period of time, or a dutch angle is often use to create a sense of confusion and dread.