Cinematic close up shots
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This scene from Taken is really claustrophobic and makes you feel as if you are trapped along with the girl under the bed. The combination of the dark colours as well as the close-up shot provokes a feeling that the audience is trapped. The filmmaker does this to make the audience feel what the character is feeling so that they sympathise or empathise with that character.
This still film shot using 'Extreme close up' and using 'Shallow depth of field' is a very clever technique. Using the reflection of the persons eyes shows the audience what they are looking at, why they are coming across in that way through emotion.
