However, there were some specific examples of camera work in the film that were extremely stunning. The establishing shot at the start of the film took place in an open field with tall weeds, and green grass. It seemed as though the viewer was coming down from the sky to meet Evan down in the field. There are panning shots that contain weeds flowing back in forth in the wind as Evan sways his arms back and forth as if he is controlling them. These shots are absolutely breathtaking. The other bit of camera work that is quite amazing is showcased in the ending scene of the film where Evans performance takes place in central park. Leila and Louis approach the stage in parallel at different ends of the crowd. They both stop at the front of the stage where a beautiful rack focus is utilized in the shot. Leila is shown in the foreground in focus, and then the focus is shifted to the background revealing Louis just behind her. Even though the characters are right next to each other, they do not see one another at first. This focus trick creates a sort of beautiful tension in the scene because the viewer wants so desperately for the characters to meet once again, but they have no idea they are so close to each other. This was a beautiful use of camera work in the film that added a tensioning element to the final