This document summarizes several shots from a Harry Potter film that set the scene and establish characters. It describes an establishing shot that introduces the dark setting. It then analyzes a close-up of Voldemort and the Elder Wand that shows his emotion and the wand's importance. Finally, it examines shots that depict Voldemort's power from a high angle and Hogwarts under threat from the sky to build tension for events later in the film.

2.  Establishing Shot.
 This shot introduces the setting , which was the last
shots of the previous film and sets the scene.The
darkness makes the opening seem like something
bad is going to happen.

3.  The close up ofVoldemort and the elder wand
show the emotion and feelings.The pan around
the wand shows the audience its importance.

4.  This high angle showsVoldemort’s importance and
how much power and strength he has at this
moment in the film.
 The high angle also shows a lightning bolt go up to
the sky whichVoldemorts created which makes the
audience feel part o f the action.

5.  The mid wide shot shows the audience the
setting whereVoldemort is and shows a bit more
of his character and what his intensions are
during the film.

6.  This shot shows Hogwarts and all the death
eaters looking at it from the skies.This shows the
setting and location it makes us feel like
something bad is going to happen and builds up
tension into what is going to happen later on in
the film.

7.  The low angle of Snape when he is standing in
the arch shows the audience a bit of his character
and personality.The Low angle shows his power,
where everyone is looking up to him.The close
up expresses the emotion and shows a serious
facial expression.