This document contains descriptions of potential cinematography shots for a film about a group of girls rafting. It outlines shots that would show the girls' experience on the rapids from an aerial view, important relationships through a two shot of Sarah and her family, Sarah's emotions through a close up during rapids, the girls' friendship through a three shot, and the danger ahead through a wide shot before violent rapids. It also describes Beth noticing something hidden between Juno and Paul through their faces and reactions.

1. CINEMATOGRAPHY

2. This is an arc/aerial shot as the
girls are rafting the camera
moves around them as if to say
that this is what they are seeing
and experiencing but the water
looks violent which could suggest
what is to come .

3.  This is a two shot of
Sarah’s family her daughter
Jessica and her husband Paul
in this shot it is what means
most to Sarah and out of
them both she loves Jessica
the most.

4.  This is a close up
on Sarah’s face as she is
going down the rapids
with her friends and
her face is mixed with
emotions for example
shock/ happiness and
some fear too.

5.  This is a three shot of
Sarah and her friends to
capture this moment when
they are true friends because
as the movie progresses they
start to leave and abandon
each other for their own
freedom.

6.  This is a wide shot of
the 3 girls before they go
down the most violent
part of the rapids and
this wide shot could be
showing the danger
ahead for them.

7. Beth looks at Juno and Paul and
looks like she gets an idea that
Juno and Paul are hiding
something and are not telling
anyone even without Beth
noticing we could tell this by
looking at Juno’s face as Paul
walks away.

8. Juno’s face after Paul leaves
suggests that she has
something for him or she
done something with him that
she cant let anybody know
about because of how it will
affect her relationship with
her friends and mainly Sarah.