Camera movement and editing

 1.  2:58 to 3:02 the camera movement is suddenly handheld and edgy, signalling the tension and danger to the audience. This adds realism and suspense and contrasts strongly with the smooth camera movement of the end in the scene. The audience to feel like it was happening to them and analyse the scene so thinking about the next move.

1.(b) 3:17 to 3:20 The smooth track or dolly shot as they walk to the table and makes the audience feel as if they are joining the party and includes them in it and it makes equal decisions. 

1.(c) 2:18 to 2:21 this shows that the handheld and smooth camera movement shows the audience how hard he is trying to fight back and escape from the dramatic situation. 

2.(a) 2:19 he was trying to escape from them but those flying gears they have makes it even harder to escape from them and it makes the audience think how he can escape from this situation.

2.(b) 1:49 the audience thinks this is where the guy got caught but he could try to escape from the situation but it makes it harder because he has no weapons on him that he can fight back with.



3.(a) This is a low angle where it shows the guy has power to control them and makes him look angry from his expression and the audience figures that the guy has  some chance of an escape.


3.(b) this is a low angle where the character is shown weak and this makes that he has very low chances of escape and the audience feels that he might escape but he doesn't have much power yet to beat the them


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