But audiences remember what they see.
If you show them the wrong way,
than that’s what they’ll remember.
So if you really must show the wrong way then conclude the
scene by showing how the situation is put right.
For example: If a box is blocking a fire escape, then show
someone moving the box, and resolving the issue.
For example: If you must show someone being rude to a customer,
then follow it by showing the embarrassment the employee
felt at getting it wrong. Then conclude by showing the right
way, and the satisfaction the employee felt at doing things
the right way.
But most of the time it’s easy to avoid showing the
wrong thing. And it’s always better to show the right
thing.
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