Shot one and two could be used as a typical outlook of a opening gangster film e.g. Snatch or lock stock and two smoking barrels. Also the type of the text is basic and

formal as we don’t want it to be given away in meaning of films. The colour font is white so it’s clear as most of the film is set in black and white, this shows of the background

also. Why for loads of short bursts of shots is that we want the audience to drift of in the scene of what the hell is going on and shows the characters (smig) point of view.

Shot three and four are used show the past and the present so the film makes scene in the best form as possible. This makes the filming professional in it's meaning and makes the whole understanding of the film smoother to watch. The reason why we did the text when each character appear so it look like back in the interview smig is introducing them and also it gives of an affect of like an agent reading and Ricky is jotting it down.

Shot five and six snap back into the film into business after the story is told. It changes the tempo of the film and slows down into a answering the questions and gules the audience. A close up of Smig and Ricky shows that there the main source at this point of the footage.

Shot seven and eight shows the action part of the film, there we're only short burst of action and a quiet atmosphere to make it silent but nasty, this relate to the gangster life and it stays behind closed doors to the world and his wife, clean and clever in the most easy way to describe it.

Shot nine shows the anger and silk of the way Smig and also finale of the opening and sells of the entertainment part, he gets the job and whatever was in that briefcase means a lot to him.