The document provides a shot list for a film about drug addiction. It includes 9 shots ranging from long shots to close ups. The shots will show a character completing art, receiving drugs from a friend, using cocaine by cutting it and snorting it, standing in front of a mirror after taking drugs, creating a mess while under the influence, and finally shooting up while in the bathtub. The shots are meant to convey the escalating effects of drug use and addiction on the character.

1. CAMERA SHOT LIST : HOOKED
Shot# Shotsize/angle Movement Notes
LONG SHOT #1 Far away shotwhich
capturesthe full essence
of the scene.
Character completingart
workat a desk,thisis
the openingscene.
Try to show the setting
(mise enscene) asmuch
as possible.
OVERTHE SHOULDER #2 It pullsthe audience into
the conversationthat
the two charactersare
having.
Conversationbetween
bothcharacters inthe
café.
Rememberthe 360
degree rule whenfilming
scenes.
PANNING#3 Allowsthe audienceto
understandbothsidesof
the conversation.
Movingfrom character
to character whenthey
speak.Character
receivesthe cocaine
fromfriend.
Rememberthe 360
degree rule whenfilming
scenes.
EXTREME CLOSE UP #4 It isan extreme close up
on the drug activityand
howit isbeingtaken.
Character cutsup the
cocaine witha card, and
usesa note to snort the
drugs.
WIDE SHOT #5 Provides an overall view
of the whole scene. The
shot contains a person,
the whole body is
shown.
Character standingin
frontof a full length
mirror,inhalingand
exhalingcalmlytoshow
the relaxingeffectsof
the drug.
HIGH ANGLESHOT #6 Thisis a highangle shot
to showactivity.
The character is
completingherfashion
workin a veryfast pace,
showingthe effectsof
the drugs.
PANNING#7 A chaoticshot, following
the character at a fast
pace.
Character iscreatinga
messinher apartment,
throwingitemsto
expressherdistressand
addictionrising.
MID SHOT #8 At eye level withthe
character.
Character exhales,
throwingherself backon
the chair after
rummagingthroughher
cupboards,lookingfor
extracash to buythe
drugs.
LONG SHOT #9
(TIME LAPSE SHOT)
Provides an overall view
of the whole scene. If
the shot contains a
person, the whole body
is shown.
Character standingina
busystation,still.This
will be a time lapse shot,
time will passand
people aroundthe
character will move.
However,the character
will notbe moving.
Character muststand
completelystill and
camera mustbe steady.

2. MID SHOT #10 Eye level angle. Character inthe bath
tub,shootingupand
gasping.