The document provides test shots and descriptions for a short film about school bullies. It describes shots of the bullies arguing on a sofa about a missing victim. Another shot shows the bullies picking on the victim before they go missing. A key shot shows one bully seeing the victim in a bathroom mirror. The shots are meant to build suspense about whether the victim is dead or alive and haunting the bullies.

1. Recce Shots
This sofa is where the bullies sit when they
are arguing about who is to blame for the
missing victim. This sofa is modern looking,
again showing that bullies live a nice house
where stereotypically bullies can live in
more untidy homes. This is the door that
slams in the title sequence, even though the
bullies are alone in the house. This adds
suspense as the audience will wonder if the
victim is haunting them, and if she is dead or
alive.
The next shot shows the bullies picking on the
victim who goes missing, although it is never
revealed to the audience whether the victim
is alive or not.
This shower curtain is the one the victim pulls
back, when one of bullies is composing
themselves. The advantage of using a shower
curtain is that it can be pulled back slowly and
add more suspense, because of dramatic
irony, the audience will be able to see the
victim but the bully won't until sees her in the
mirror.
This shows the bathroom mirror in which one
of the bullies composes themselves, and the
end shot where the bully sees the victim.
Often in horrors if someone is haunting
someone they will appear in a mirror, which is
why we choose to do it.

2. This shot is of the scene where one of the Bullies is
panicking in their room. and when they hear a loud
crash outside and rush to the door.
This is a test shot of the two bullies watching the
news about the missing victim, who left behind a
suicide note, although no body has been
discovered.
This is a test shot of the news, of where the report
of the missing victim will appear which leaves the
bullies thinking whether or not they are to blame.
This is a test shot of the actors we planned to use
as the bullies. They are dressed similarly to show
they are part of the same cliché. However they're
girly clothing subverts the stereotype of bullies,
which are stereotypically chavvy.

3. This is the make up we planned to use on the
victim, e.g. the ghostly white face, making the
audience question whether she is dead or alive.
This is the door in which the first bully opens and
sees something and looks horrified which leaves the
audience wondering if she has seen the victim,
although this is also never revealed.
This is the door that slams when the bullies think they
are alone in the house, however this leaves the
audience thinking that perhaps the victim slammed
the door and is haunting the bullies or seeking
revenge.