Lazarus Opening Sequence - Shot List
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1. The shot list describes scenes for a short film called "Lazarus Opening Sequence". 2. Scene 1 takes place in a storage room at night and consists of a tracking shot through abandoned circus equipment, ending with a close-up of a hand that turns into a jump scare. 3. Scene 2 is set on a theatre stage at night and includes a close-up of the protagonist wearing a mask under a spotlight, then a 360-degree tracking shot around the protagonist which reveals the mask and spotlight have disappeared when complete.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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