- Most camera shots are fast paced and there are lots of close-ups to show the expressions on character's faces.
- Establishing shots are important because they show where the is taking place to the audience. Most commonly these shots are done from a high angle, such as a from a helicopter, as many chase scenes include things like this.
- Tracking shots are also a commonly used shot for action sequences and are very effective when used correctly and in the right circumstances. This is because they follow the scene, drawing in and including the audience, making them feel involved in the chase and action overall.
- Sound plays a huge part in what the audience feel and experience during the film. During the action any diagetic are, usually, amplified to make it more exciting.
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Example of an establishing shot for a chase
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