The cinematography that the Coen Brothers use is unique is many different ways. They frequently “hide” cuts by zooming in on something and zooming out to reveal a different scene. Moving camera shots of used a lot to follow a character and make you feel as if what they are doing is real. Another camera angle that emphasizes this feeling is the use of crane shots, or shots from above. They use visual embellishments to mark a turn of events or change of perspective that is meaningful to the plot of the movie. Bright lights or colors are used to make the audience remember this specific moment, even if the action is slowing down. They also use camera rushing to emphasize emotion, such as is Raising Arizona when Nathan Jr.’s mother learns of him missing.