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The opening scene to the film Romeo and Juliet.
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Romeo and Juliet The opening scene to the film Romeo and Juliet begins with a high up shot showing the city the film it is set in. This shot sets the scene and lets the audience know where it is. There is a low down shot of the man's feet as he steps out of his vehicle, this gives the man a sense of mystery and raises enigmas from the audience. The camera then follows where the man is walking by rotating and then rotates back to show another mans feet stepping out of the car. This keeps up the mystery further and as the camera is low down it automatically gives the people more status as they are higher up. When the men first reveal their guns the camera zooms in to an extreme close up and shows the gun handles. The fact that it shows the zoom emphasises the...
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