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Here the camera alternates between two characters this is to show their relationship. We see this technique used when characters are talking face to face. The camera can be seen as the third character.

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This enables the audience to gain information some characters may not be aware of yet. An example of this is a split screen, the audience are seeing what is going on completely while the characters do not know what the other is doing.

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This is where the camera moves in to a close up, capturing the characters face to display their reaction. This helps the audience realise what effect an event/situation had caused to a character.

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Points of view shots is where the camera takes the position of a character, this enables the audience to see what the character is seeing meaning you are seeing it 'from their point of view' this results in the audience feeling a part of the film as you are experiencing what the character is in that moment.

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When you enjoy a film you become involved in it as you become more hooked, you then have your position inside it .

Directors will use numerous techniques to draw a stable audience in, there are four popular techniques used these include: