How is Tension Created Through the use of Camera Angles?

How is Tension Created Through the use of Camera Angles and Shots?

Tension is created in Eastenders through the use of camera work. The protagonist 'Peggy' has high angles which connotes vulnerability. Whereas, the antagonist, Johnny's henchman, has low angles to create a sense of dominance and power. The juxtaposes the difference in power the two characters have. Moreover, as the contrast between the two characters is quite big, it helps to highlight the level of vulnerability Peggy has. 

Tension is also created with long shots and close ups. The variation of shots allows us to see everything about the character. Furthermore, the close up shots allow us, as the audience, to see the protagonist and antagonists real emotion towards the scenario. This builds tension are the camera angle connotes to the audience that there is no where to hide and the protagonist is in trouble.