The document outlines 15 shots needed for a film, including dolly shots, close-ups of a clown's feet and chest, long shots of people on a bench and on a roundabout, medium close-ups of a couple on a roundabout and the clown approaching a girl from behind, and extreme close-ups of a roundabout spinning and the girl's face in fear.

1. Shot list:
1st is the Dolly shot. – Moves across the pictures of the clown and headlines.
2nd shot is the Close up shot – The clown’s feet walk towards and over the
camera.
3rd shot is the Long shot. – The couple sitting on each end of the bench, having a
conversation
4th is the Action shot. – The roundabout will be spinning on it’s own.
5th is the Medium Close Up Shot. – The girl would move up against the boy as he
puts his arm around her.
6th is the Close up shot. – The edge of the roundabout will be seen spinning.
7th is the Close up shot. – Clown’s chest, shown to be walking towards the
camera.
8th is the Long shot. – The boy and the girl would be looking in other directions.
9th is the Close up shot. – Clown’s chest, shown to be walking towards the
camera.
10th is the Long shot/ Pan shot. – The boy gets up and walks away as the clown
approaches the back of the fence.
11th is the Extreme close up shot. – The clowns hand will slam down onto the
fence.
12th is the Long shot. – The clown jumps over the fence, while the girl sits there
oblivious.
13th is the Medium close up shot. – The clown approaches from behind the girl
with the tie outstretched.
14th is the Medium close up shot. – The clown wraps the tie into the girls mouth
and pulls back.
15th is the extreme close up shot. – The girls face in fear while she struggles.