The first shot

is the

establishing

shot, which

we used to

set the

scene.

This shows us the characters full body, and part of what is around them so the audience can see them life size.

This is a shot from behind a character, so you can see what they are looking at. We also canted the camera slightly to make the audience feel disorientated highlighting that the character is a villain.

We used

this shot

again to

establish

the scene,

and also

show

isolation

of the

character.

We used this

shot again

to show the

character

walking

towards the

victim.

We used a long shot again to show both characters, so you can see the villain reaching for the bag.

We used this shot, to emphasize the villain taking the victims bag because it makes the audience feel disorientated and it focuses on one object.

We used a medium shot because it focuses on the top half of a person, which in this case would be her facial expression. We also tilted the camera down to show she is the victim.

We used a long for this scene to establish where they are, and to show that the victim is running after the villain.

We used a

medium low

angle shot to

make the

villain seem

more

powerful

and

intimidating.

We used a long shot to show what both characters are doing, which in this case, is fighting over a bag.

We used shot/reverse shot to show both people trying to grab the bag, this makes the audience feel like they’re there.

We used a point

of view shot to

show the villain

pushing the

victim, which

makes the

audience feel

they are the

villain.

The slant

emphasises the

horror of her

falling.