This document provides a shot-by-shot breakdown of the opening two minutes of the film "Long Stock and Two Smoking Barrels". It introduces the main character through dialogue on a street corner about selling stolen goods, establishing the theme of crime. There are transitions between title cards and scenes using techniques like slow motion, sepia effects, and voice over narration describing characters. The opening aims to set a tense atmosphere and introduce the crime genre through quick revealing of characters and themes.

1. 0:00- WS
Crowd
Peoples backs
Zoom
0:07- CU
C1- diegetic dialogue
0:12- T1 "The Steve Tisch company"
Production
Black background
White writing
0:14- Cut back to CU
C1
0:17- MS
Tracks out
0:22- T2 "SKA Films"
Same format
Production
0:25- C1
MS
0:30- T3 "Presents"
0:33- MS C1
0:41- MS C2
0:45- MS C1
0:48- T4 "A Matthew Vaugh Production"
0:51- OTSS
0:55- MS C2
0:57- CU C1
1:01- T5 "A Guy Richie Film"
Director
1:04- MS C1
1:07- CU C2
1:11- CU C1

2. 1:14- MS C1
Angle change
1:18- Camera Arc
1:19- MS C2
1:20- POV
1:22- 2S
1:24- LS
ES
Camera pan tracks
1:34- LS
ES
1:35- Slow Motion
1:36- Voice over Non Diegetic
Describes character
1:41- Normal speed
1:43- C1 enters
Slow motion
1:55- Normal Speed
V/O stops
Non diegetic music
1:58- T6 "Long Stock and Two smoking barrels"
Title of film
Type Write effect
Sound:
0:00-1:20 Diegetic dialogue C1
0:40-1:20 C2 introduced, replies to C1 multiple times
1:10-2:00 Non diegetic music
Summary:
In this two minute opening of Long, Stock and two smoking barrels, the
main character is quickly revealed. With constant talking of him selling
stolen goods on a street corner, the theme of crime has been instantly
introduced. There is a sepia effect edited on the video and use of slow
motion and sound bridge as it cuts between the scene and images of titles.
It tells us who the producers, directors and production company is. I
would like to use slow motion and voice over to describe characters in my
film as I believe it is a very good use of time. The clip does have action

3. as the criminal gets chased and throws his suitcase into mid-air. I really
wanted to watch the end of the film as it was a very tense atmosphere. I
aim to create the same effect with my opening.