Casino Royale - Poison Scene

A mid shot is used on the character to signify he is the focus. He is alone to signify that he is the main character of the scene. A canted angle is used to signify the character is disorientated which also has effect on the audience because the camera isn't still. A long shot is used to signify the character stumbling towards his resting location. Panning is used to follow the character to make the audience feel like they are following the character. Titling is also used to follow the character. A close up is used on the bag to signify to the audience that the main character is taking out something from his bag. A mid shot is used so that the audience can see everything the character is doing, his position and his facial expression to connote his weakness and vulnerability. A close up of the phone is used to signify to the audience how fast he is pressing the button to signify how desperate his is. A mid long shot is used to signify the character is unconscious and a person coming to his rescue. Her back is faced towards us to offer mystery to the audience. A close up of the hands is used to signify her struggle to save Bond. A close up is used on the character to signify he is better and has gained his strength.