This document discusses different camera techniques used during filming, including a handheld establishing shot from outside the car to show the setting, a steady tripod shot from inside the car for a point-of-view shot of the driver and to imply the character is being watched, and an outside two shot of the characters to provide establishing shots and close-ups for editing.

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The Edge. Final Piece

2. Filming with a handheld
camera from the outside of
the car, gave a
panning, establishing shot of
the upper class area.
Filming with the
tripod, made sure that
the camera was steady
and remained focus.

3. Filming from inside the
car, gave us a POV shot of the
driver. It also gave the
impression that the character
filmed was being watched.
Filming from the outside of the
car gave us a two shot of the
characters and gave variation to
the establishing shots and close
ups when editing.