This document analyzes the cinematography techniques used in the film The Hospital (The Descent). It summarizes the purpose and effect of several shot types: close-ups are used to show a transition from a car crash to a hospital and indicate a character's deteriorating health; high-angled shots convey vulnerability; trombone shots elongate hallways to illustrate realization and darkness; steadicam shots follow the character and add to feelings of escaping demons; arc shots center the character to show realization of being alone; and a steadicam-out shot transitions to the future by tracking away from the character.