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Alexis
Dom
Ava M
Reef
Ariana
Monica G

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This shows all the characters in a setting and in their real size. This allows the people watching the movie to see where they are and what they're doing.

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In this shot the camera points upward, most likely trying to make the subject or setting seem big or threating often used to make the viewer feel that they are close to the action.

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The slider was used in this shot to get fluidity and stability.

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This is a fixed shot because yes the car and character are moving but the camera stays perfectly in place. It shows us the emotion of the character and how he is becoming aggressive.

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This shot is a zoom shot. Zoom shots increase size of characters/objects to make them seem more important. This shot made the audience feel fixated on a certain

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This shot is taken from a high angle. Its adding to the scene by developing the plot by showing that there is 3 similar cars. A drone or a wire rig could have been used.

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This shot gives us a perspective of what the character is doing while also showcasing his driving skills. This is a drone shot because it tracks the main focal point of the scene in the air. It also makes us wonder how the character can do this.

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This part is an extreme close-up because it gets really close to the characters face. It adds to the scene to make it intense and personal.

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This swish pan shot is adding action to the car chase scene and giving off intensity that affects the audience interest and makes them want to watch. This is accomplished with a gimble shot that allows the camera to move efficiently and smoothly within the scene.

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The Camera is moving around the subject. Its adding to the movie by developing the character and his personality. The tool used may have been a gimbal because its moving on a single axis.

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A close up shot is a type of camera shot size in film and television that adds emotion to a scene. This allows the actor to establish a strong emotional connection with the audience, and the audience to intimately see details in the subject's face.