Hence, we specify the events which need explanation and these are preloaded into the system, along with the rules which govern the scene.
The men's criticisms of those governing behind the scenes will undoubtedly appeal to Iran's dissatisfied urban voters.
The kind of lighting on the scene governs the way in which the picture reproduces the subject.
But he notes that the government, especially the governing LDP, has used "behind-the-scenes and subtle ways of influencing the broadcast agency".
"As a woman in a very male-dominated society, the theory goes, she might be reluctant to push herself forward publicly straight away, preferring instead to bide her time while governing from behind the scenes".
The senior official who went public with fears of deep-rooted corruption in Olympic boxing has claimed a string of controversial decisions show it is "alive and well" and called for urgent action by Aiba, the amateur sport's governing body, amid furious scenes around the ring in Rio.
Michel Platini, president of European football's governing body, described the scenes in Belgrade as "inexcusable".
"One hundred and thirty-five years ago," writes Alinsky, "Toqueville gravely warned that unless individual citizens were regularly involved in the action of governing themselves, self-government would pass from the scene".
Another school of cinematographers prefers source lighting, in the tradition of Renaissance and Old Master paintings; that is, a window or lamp in the scene governs the angle and intensity of light.
At this point in the season, we've come to understand what's going through each character's head during every scene, the context governing every decision.
