The camera angle used in the frame is a high camera angle that gives the audience a sense of over looking the character in the frame; this also creates a negative atmosphere as the audience is unable to see the character's face in focus. The long shot creates a distance between the person in the frame and a sense of depth because of the ocean in the frame. The ocean in the frame creates a lost atmosphere surrounding the character due to his thoughts or actions.

The medium shot creates an importance towards the character for the audience because of the focus is upon him and the surrounding is out of focus. The low angle creates an importance towards the character which indicates a main character. The use of the close focus of the character creates a warming feeling for the audience as his is full visible which indicates a positive character.

The medium shot creates importance towards the character as he is in focus and the surrounding objects are out of focus. The low camera angle shot creates a dominants personality of the character however as he is in focus he the character that the audience is meant to relate to.

The long shot creates an action shot for the character as the frame suggests that the characters travelling a distance a pace. The character is positioned in the centre of the frame which connotes importance and the next few actions the character takes will influence the outcome of the film. Also the character is in focus that creates the sense of importance of the character towards the audience and that the audience is meant to relate to the character.