—11:1–2— Gripping action scenes in movies often begin with what screenwriters call an “establishing shot”—a wide-angle image of a building, a city, or even a planet. The establishing shot orients the audience to the setting within which the scene will take place. If the establishing shot reveals a building marked “Police Headquarters,” you know the tough-looking guy at the desk shuffling papers in the next scene isn’t a kindergarten teacher. If the camera shows a train rolling into a dusty western