Extreme close up- shows the protagonist waking up and missing the action, makes the audience question where he is and what’s happened.

Crane shot- shows and establishes where the protagonist is and what's happened to him.

Tilt shot- gives a sense of height on where he is and gives a sense of isolation.

Long shot- Shows how lonely the character is and the chaos the city was/ is in. Makes audience want to know what happened.

Establishing shot- shows that the city is quiet and not what it used to be.

Wide shot/ long shot- Establishes the danger the character is in and shows where he is and what happened

Close up- further shows the characters isolation

POV- Letting both the audience and the character know what has happened

Establishing shot- Shows where the film is set

Extreme close up- giving the audience an insight into how awful life is in the world

Close up

Tracking shot- Follows the cat as it shows the body had killed themselves

Extreme close up- Shows an unknown figure, could be presumed as either the hero or the villain

Close up showing the cat seeing the character

Extreme close up

Tilt shot shows a sense of power on the mans behalf, he is mighty in the eyes of the audience

Establishing shot- gives the audience an insight into how desolate the land is

Long/ wide shot- further shows the audience how much of a wasteland the world has become