Research In A Existing Sequence

At the start of the sequence, the film uses non diegetic background music, to help create a sense of enigma to the audience, as they want to know what's the problem. Also the film uses a couple of medium close up shots of the three main characters in the scene, which helps identify the 3 different characters to the audience.

The two male characters are wearing smart casual clothes during the action, which helps apply to the audience that the film is a spy genre film. Furthermore the female in the car shouts to the general public ' Just get clear!' By the female shouting this it creates a sense of danger and uncertainty to the audience.

As the scene moves on, the film uses fast paced cuts of all three characters, which helps make the audience feel apart of the chase, also it creates a dramatic and uncertain atmosphere to the audience, as they're unsure why James Bond and the female character are chasing after enemy. Diegetic sounds of the motorbike braking is used a numerous of times in this scene, this helps remind the audience of how dangerous the chase is.

A point of view shot is used when James Bond is chasing the enemy on the bike, this helps the audience feel part of the action, therefore this will also attract the audience to watch more.

A birds eye view shot is used in this scene to set the location to the audience, by showing this shot to the audience, it helps the audience feel worried and uncertain as its extremely dangerous driving on rooftops, therefore this will engage the audience to watch on. Also it suggests the sense of individualism, as bond has no help in catching the enemy.

Additionally, the majority of the colours used in the scene are sandy colours, which connotes that the location is set in a deserted country, as countries which have deserts surrounding them are normally deserted, therefore this makes the audience feel that the James bond is in a dangerous area, as many other spy films are usually based in deserts.