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in this scene it starts of with -Sergeant Sulleven going to the roof top to meet Billy they start of with a tracking shot a tracking shot is when the camera moves with the person they do this because it shows us where they are going too because it would be a bit weird if we didn't follow them and they just go off the sense and then reappear somewhere else.They also use this shot on top of the roof when they are travelling to Billy and Sulleven this builds up the tension as we don't see what is beyond or the side of the camera. Then when it gets to the place they want to be we see Billy standing round the corner with a gun and we see Sulliven going through the door. they use a lot of traveling shots.
They use a low angled shot when billy is handcuffing sullevien this is because it might symbolise power because sulliven is powerless and he is down and injured and billy is in power as he is handcuffing him and pining him down.
also you can clearly see and hear their feelings as they are shouting and swearing but most importantly their body posture.
They also use a close up when Billy is shouting in his face you can clearly see what he is feeling as his face says it all and how he is speaking(shouting) so in this case he looks scared because he is threating an officer and he knows if he gets caught he will go to jail.
They also use a establishing long shot they do this because we know what is going on on this shot so we can see that billy has got Sulliven hostage and another police officer trying to get billy of him. then it switches to a mid establishing shot to Billy and Sullivan they do this because we need to know their feelings and how he reacts when he get caught. They also use another establishing long shot when billy finishes saying he has tapes and loads of folders they do this because they want to show us how they react to that and if they change there body posture. As you can see on the photo on the right his face changed as he knows he is in the wrong as Billy has evidence which he shouldn't.
They also use a pan shot when Billy is walking to the door they do this because it gives a good effect and it shows us the other policemen facial expression when Billy is on the move towards to the door.
when they are in the elevator it is a close up because it is tight small area.And we like to see their facial expressions because it is very important because it is just them in the elevator.
They also use a special effects with the make up as he has noise bleed and bruises on his face where he got punched.They also special effects when Billy gets shot in the head they would off used cgi effects for this also when sulliven shoots another member in the head.when he does this they use a long distance shot so we can see everything so we don't miss anything that is happening in the scene.

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what shots they use- close up, long distance and they use a zoom out.

we first see a blanc screen they might have done this because it questions the audience as they might be thinking whats going on, what is going to happen next.
Then after a couple of seconds we hear the man talking then a light shines down on him.When we first see him it is a close up this happens because we need to see what facial expressions he has also because we know what is happening and what he feels.In this case he is a little bit panicked.
When he starts to tell us what is happening in his life and why he has came to the godfather the camera is zoomed out this is called a zoom out shot.They do this because it might show us that there are or important scenes.But in this case they zoom out because we need to see who he is talking too (the GodFather) also it gives the audience a little bit of adrenaline as we don't know what is going to happen next.
Then the man explains why he has came to the godfather he explains to him what happened to his daughter.When he explains what happens to his daughter we can see that he is upset and angry as it is a close up scene still also the way he speaks as it is a bit vicious and he speaks quite loud.
The background is dark and mysteries throughout this scene as it is a dark scene anyway as they are talking about his daughter getting beat up and abused.
They also do a lot of double perspective shots so when the camera is behind a person and we can see the person and we also can see the man in front of him. they do this because we know that there is more then one person in the shot also they do this because it gives the audience some tension because we haven't seen his face all we can see if the back of their head.
When the godfather talks its all mysterious and slow and quite they might do this because we first get the sight and the feel that is is completely insertent and wouldn't hurt a fly but when we watch more godfather we get to know what he is really like also his movements are slow he might do this to capture the moment and makes him mysterious because we don't know what he is going to do next.But towards the end we get to see a little bit of his true colours as he raises his voice and gets bit angry as his voice changes and his facial expressions change.

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i will be doing the opening scene for godfather and i will be describing what happens and the angles they use and why they use them.

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