SHOTS FOR THE MAIN CHARACTER (LEAVING THE BOMB IN ONE LOCATION)

LONG SHOT:
A long shot from the side of the main character walking to a row of empty benches.

LONG SHOT:
Another long shot from the front of the main character as he sits, leaves the briefcase and simultaneously walks away to the left as he leaves the briefcase on the bench.


CLOSE-UP:
Close-up of the briefcase from the corner from behind. The camera is slowly tilted up so the audience can see the London eye itself and can tell it is set in the heart of the city where a lot of people are more likely to go.


LONG SHOT:
There is a good use of long shot as the main character is walking under the bridge. There are quite a few people near for the purpose of making him mix in with the crowd and connote a businessman.


MEDIUM SHOT:
After walking under the bridge there is a cut medium shot straight to the main character walking up the stairs. From a Long shot it becomes a medium shot as he gets closer.


MEDIUM CLOSE UP:
There is a use of a medium close up shot as he stands on the bridge and leaves the briefcase on the floor as he watches’ the view in front of him.


LONG-SHOT:
Following by the medium close up there is a long shot from the side of the main character looking around and walking off with the briefcase still on the floor.