Camera movement!
Pan: 0:59- In this scene, we can see a use of pan in the 3-7 seconds time frame. The use of pan in this scene shows us the actor is running away from what it looks like a high authority squad, chasing him down, probably suggesting that he has done something wrong.
A few seconds after, the pan movement turns into a tracking shot, having the camera follow the squad coming down from the air, cornering him.
Tracking: 2:16- In this, the directors used tracking in this scene. At first, he was completely surrounded had no way to escape, until he was given a frame of a second to escape, and he confidently used it, and in this frame, they used tracking to show how fast he escaped. They stuck with the tracking following up with the squad still trying to catch him down, using it when it is completely nesseccary at a minimum, steady pace.Static- in this shot, we can the camera isn't moving at all for a good seconds , making this a static camera movement. It is showing us the actor sitting down completely emotionless .
Low angle shot/worms eye view-1:27-1;29- In this angle shot, the camera is directed at a lower position from the actor, making it seem like the actor is dominant and intimidating.
High angle shot- As well and shooting this scene, this also shows us a medium/high angle shot as he climbs the ladder. They shot this as a medium/high angle shot to show the audience how high the actor has to climb to escape the situation he was stuck in before.





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