Phone Booth

1)

This is a high angle which shows that the man is being watched. By using this angle it makes him look smaller and more subordinate.

2)

There is a close up of him taking off his wedding ring, this makes us think that something is going to happen between him and his wife.

3)

This is when the man is on the phone to the anonymous caller and being told that something is going to happen. Non-diegetic sound is used as we cannot see the caller but can only hear his voice. This creates mystery as we do not know who it is.

4)

A low angle in the point of view shot is used so show what he is seeing as he looks around trying to work out what is going on. This makes the audience feel more involved.

5)

During this shot both Stu and Pam (the women who we found out that he is cheating on his wife with) are in shot whilst the anonymous caller is on the phone to her. This causes suspense as we are not sure why he is doing this.

6)

We can see that Stu is feeling insecure and scared. A long shot is used so we can see all of his body and the way he is reacting.

7)

There is the red light on Stu's chest, we know that a gun is involved and is being aimed at him, this causes mystery as we do not know whether he would shoot him or not.

8)

We can see that a shot has been fired and a mid shot is used to make the audience see just enough around him and the fear and anger on his face.

9)

This frame we can see the gun that Stu has, it is still a mystery who the caller is and this remains a mystery. We can see that he has played with Stu's mind and this mid shot shows his body language and his mental state is not right.

Phone booth is a psychological thriller, the man in the phone booth is being blackmailed and his mind is being twisted and played with by the anonymous caller. We are unsure why he has targeted Stu but whatever the reason he seems to have been watching him.