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2. Shot Number: 1
Type of Shot: Medium Close up of actor
opening the curtains.
Transition/Effects: none, black and white
Length of Shot: 3 seconds
Shot Number: 2
Type of Shot: Close up of water movement
Transition/Effects: none, none
Length of Shot:2 seconds
3. Shot Number:3
Type of Shot: Panning shot following flying
birds through the sky.
Transition/Effects: none, none
Length of Shot:2 seconds
Shot Number:4
Type of Shot: long shot of actor playing the
guitar zooms in for medium close up of
guitar.
Transition/Effects:none, none
Length of Shot:4 seconds
4. Shot Number:5
Type of Shot: Medium shot looking through
a train window as the train moves past
scenery.
Transition/Effects:none,none
Length of Shot: 3 seconds
Shot Number:6
Type of Shot:Wide shot of actor standing
watching water.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:3 seconds
5. Shot Number:7
Type of Shot: Low angle shot of actor
playing the guitar
Transition/ Effects: none, none
Length of Shot:3 seconds
Shot Number:8
Type of Shot: Stop frame animation of piling
up of photos of actor and his girlfriend and
then exploding as he touches them then
crumples one up. (Put together from
individual photos.
Transition/Effects: none, none
Length of Shot:12 seconds
6. Shot Number:9
Type of Shot:Long shot of actor sitting on
floor facing the water.
Transition/Effects:none,none
Length of Shot:3 seconds
Shot Number:10
Type of Shot:Long shot of actor reaching for
a rock on the ground next to him.
Transition/Effects:none, none
Length of Shot:2 seconds
7. Shot Number:11
Type of Shot: Close up of handing actually
grabbing hold of a rock from the ground.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:1 second
Shot Number:12
Type of Shot: medium close up of actor
throwing the rock into the water
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:2 seconds
8. Shot Number:13
Type of Shot: Close up of rock flying through
the air then hitting the water.
Transition/Effects: none, slow motion shot
Length of Shot:2 seconds
Shot Number:14
Type of Shot: Close up of playing guitar
zooms into an extreme close up.
Transition/Effects:none,none
Length of Shot:4 seconds
9. Shot Number:15
Type of Shot:long shot of actor walking
directly towards the camera.
Transition/Effects:jump cuts to next shot
Length of Shot:3 seconds
Shot Number:16
Type of Shot:close up of actor who now
walks straight infront of then past the
camera.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:3 seconds
10. Shot Number:17
Type of Shot:close up of side on view of feet
walking.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:2 seconds
Shot Number:18
Type of Shot:Wide shot of actor walking out
of shot from side on view.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:2 seconds
11. Shot Number:19
Type of Shot: Overhead shot of actor sitting
on the edge of the waterside looking into
the water.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:3 seconds
Shot Number:20
Type of Shot:Point of view shot of actor
looking down at his feet as he walking along
the street.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:4 seconds
12. Shot Number:21
Type of Shot: Point of view shot of actor
walking up to holding on to and then
looking around the harbour.
Transition/Effects: none, none
Length of Shot:4 seconds
Shot Number:22
Type of Shot: Medium close up of actor
looking past the camera as if he is still
looking at the harbour.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot:2 seconds
13. Shot Number:23
Type of Shot:Time lapse shot of the sky
turning from day time to night. Film for a
total of roughly 40 minutes then speed up.
Transition/Effects: none, sped up a lot.
Length of Shot:10 seconds
Shot Number:24
Type of Shot: long shot of random couple
walking out of shot
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot: 3 seconds
14. Shot Number:25
Type of Shot: high angle shot of actor
playing the guitar.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot: 2 seconds
Shot Number:26
Type of Shot: Camera circles the actor who
is standing in a completely big empty room.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot: 6 seconds
15. Shot Number:27
Type of Shot: angled shot of close up with
camera looking down the guitar neck at the
actor playing.
Transition/Effects: none, none
Length of Shot: 4 seconds
Shot Number: 28
Type of Shot: Wide/Mid shot of actor
smoking outside, camera half circles the
actor.
Transition/Effects: none,none
Length of Shot: 5 seconds
16. Shot Number: 29
Type of Shot:Actor standing on the edge of
the road with his back turned to the camera
with cars going past. (Sped up really fast
then slow down for the end second).
Transition: fades into black (next shot)
Length of Shot: 10 seconds.
Shot Number:30
Type of Shot: black finishing frame.
Transition: last shot fades to black.
Length of Shot: 1 second