The document provides descriptions of various camera shots used in a film, including long shots, mid shots, close ups, and low angle shots. The shots are used to introduce characters, emphasize their importance, create suspense, show characters looking around an empty area, depict characters walking and looking for people, capture a fall, and show characters deciding to enter a passageway.

1. Some slides may not be annotated because similar shots within the film are the same with little variations.

2. This is where the two first discover that there are no people in there play area. They then begin to go down to the stairs.Long shot – showing opening scene

3. Long Shot with feet being shown – slowly introducing characters.The two girls slowly going down the stairs to see what happening down there.

5. The purpose of this shot and lighting is to emphasise the characters importance in the film and to give a more suspenseful effect.LIGHTING – create a silhouette

6. Long shot of the two – emphasises the emptiness of the place and to make the two seem lost.

7. Full Shot of the two looking around at Dobson Green.

8. Extreme Long Shot followed by Panning Shotofthe playground.

9. Panning shot

10. Tracking Shot of the Two

11. Mid Shot/ Social Shot – the two walking around, looking for people

12. Mid Shot

14. Long shot when the two trip

15. Close up of the group, emphasising the fall.

16. Long Shot the two waking up from their fall.

17. Low angle shot, making the two seem bigger, but since it is in corner they seem insignificant in the forrested areas.

18. Mid shot – the two are deciding who should go in the ‘magical’ passage way

19. Close Up as the two start panicking and heading out.

20. Long Shot – after they had run away.

21. Mid Shot/Social Shot

22. Full Shot – still looking for her missing friend.

23. Geanie appears – over the shoulder shot.

24. Low Angle shot used to make the genie seem more powerful and controlling.

26. Close up of face showing interest in genie’s words.

27. Mid Shot

28. Low Angle – making someone look bigger/ powerful

29. Mid Shot

30. Over the Shoulder

31. Extreme Close Up

32. Tracking Shot after she finds her way back home/school

33. Close Up showing her distress that she can’t find her friend.

34. Mid shots after the two find each other again

36. Tracking shot as she leaves suspiciously.

37. Extreme Close up – wondering why her friend just left.

38. Tracking shot as she leaves clueless of her new TAIL

39. Long Shot the final scene.