How the use of montage illustrates the intention of directors its effect on audiences

Montage is used by directors to illustrate abstract meanings or juxtaposition of two individual ideas. founded by Kuleshov this idea was used by soviets to develop the range of emotion available to directors and create improved propaganda film. in the first movies using this editing style audiences raved about the emotional complexity. through the use of the edit directors could change the meaning of the same shots. in opposition to film makers who used continuity editing, montage could break free of the traditional constraints of theater. this allowed directors to give different prospectives to their viewers developing new abstract meanings, emotional depth, and implanting ideas into viewers. though the use of montage directors could expand the range of artistic choice and audiences could enjoy a new emotional depth that could not be achieved through traditional theatrical stylings.