1. LIMITLESS

2. CAMERA ANGLES
 Cl ose up on pri mar y c haracter to show emoti on, i n thi s i nstance, confusion
i s por trayed on hi s face
 Mid shot used to show the level of power when the primar y c haracter is
bei ng pushed around
 Cl ose ups of other c haracter s showi ng aggression por trayed by there faces
 extreme cl ose up on eyes to show the l evel of attention that i s shown
 Zoom shot used to hi ghlight the concentration si gni fied by hi mself
 Two shot used to show all confrontation between c haracter s
 Over shoul der shot of pri mar y c haracter al l owing the audi ence to gage
ever ything from hi s prospective
 Long shot used to show al l happenings wi thi n the scene
 Cl ose up used to show the vol ume of pai n that the man i s wi tnessing
 Continuous cl ose ups to and from mai n c haracter af ter ever y c haracter he
confronts to show his emotion and his physical wellbeing.
 Low angl e shot to show the strength and ski l l of the c haracter duri ng a move
 Unsteady camera movements throughout to show the power of the mai n
c haracter

3. MISE-EN-SCENE
 In comparison to the other characters, Bradley Cooper is
shown wearing a suit during the extract which represents him
to be of higher class/status
 You could argue the remaining characters are wearing
considerably dark outdoor items of clothing, permitting the
reader to link the negative colours with their position within
society
 You could argue the bright lighting is used to show the
severity of the violence
 The setting used is within a busy area and in the background
you can see many onlookers, making the audience think that
this is an odd occurrence for people to stare. And also
enforcing the sense of realism that it is wi

4. SOUND
 Non-diegetic, up beat repetitive sounds that engages the
audience is used, it also forwards the feeling of restlessness.
 A sound bridges are used during two scenes prior to the actual
image of the sound source. The sounds display to the
audience the link in his thought process
 Diegetic sounds of grunting during violence are there to
portray the level of power/pain emitted by every action.
 Further diegetic sound is used of a train horn, to justify the
setting to the audience.
 You could argue during flash backs the sounds of the
television is of very dif ferent sounds to the current goings on
allowing the reader to again justify that it is from a dif ferent
time

5. EDITING
 Non-diegetic sound is used narrating over the screenplay to
allow the reader to hear what the character is thinking
 The violence involves jump cuts to show the pace in which the
action is happening
 There is a lot of non-diegetic punching, riping, kicking, falling
and dodging noises which are added in to help show the true
force in which is used during the scene