Question

graphic matches often repeat and provide a strong . odd associations similar shapes actors spatial impossibilities cinematic convention visual sense of fragmentation and disorientation visual sense of a connection between them direct link between the events and content presented in the two different shots temporal sense of nothingness spatial sense of wholeness

Explanation:

Graphic matches are an editing technique in film that relies on visual parallels between shots. First, they repeat shared visual elements, most commonly similar shapes, to create the match. Second, this repetition establishes a clear visual and spatial connection that gives the sequence a strong sense of spatial wholeness, unifying the two distinct shots.

Answer:

First blank: similar shapes
Second blank: spatial sense of wholeness