When James Bond is in the truck, the film uses diegetic sounds of the truck to try and create the sound of danger. By doing this it makes the audience feel uncomfortable. Also the film uses slow motion edits as James bond crashes the truck through the fence, which makes it even more dramatic, this also makes the audience feel uncomfortable, as they want to know what's going to happen next.
As James Bond jumps off the crane onto the construction building, non diegetic sounds build up as James bond nearly fell off, this creates a shocking feeling to the audience as they don't kno what's going to happen next.
The film uses a medium close up shot, to help identify to the audience who the victim is to the audience. Also in the same shot the victim is holding a gun, which also connotes to the audience that the victim is a massive danger towards James Bond. By this happening its makes the sequence even more intense.
Also in this clip, the film uses a variety of lighting. For example when the victim is running away from James Bond, the film uses natural lighting to help identify the victim climbing up the building to the audience.
Furthermore as the sequence moves on, the film uses top lighting when the victim kicks a worker off the construction building, top lighting is used to cast shadows on the floor quite glamorous.
Throughout the sequence, the film uses non diegetic sounds, to help try and create a dramatic and intense atmosphere. This makes the audience feel like somethings going to happen.
Also throughout the fight between James Bond and the Victim on the construction crane, the film uses a establishing shot to set the scene near the sea, which also makes it dramatic as we assocciate the sea with danger and uncertainty.
Furthermore, as the chase moves on, the film uses fast paced cuts when the victim is running away from James Bond, to help show how intense and dramatic the chase is to the audience.
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