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1. Shot List
Chase scene
The idea of the shots in this chase scene is to keep the camera close to the
character that is running, keeping it close to the character in this type of scene
is a good way of seeing it from his perspective.
Characters: victim and killer
Shots Where its used
Establishing shot (ground level) Opening of the chase scene the duration of
this shot is 5 seconds.
Tracking shot (Knee Level) Following the character being chased the
duration of this shot is 5 seconds.
Zoom out (Face view) Following his face as he runs towards the
camera, duration of this shot is 3 seconds.
Tracking shot (foot level) Following his feet as he runs from the killer,
duration for this shot is 5 seconds.
Medium shot (waist level)
As the character runs around the corner to
the house, duration of this shot is 5 seconds
long.
Dolly zoom (high angle) As the character moves in on the end of the
street looking for places to go, this shot will
show his facial expressions of fear and
panic, duration of this shot will be 7
seconds
Tracking shot (low angle) Following the character from the back as he
runs to the gate he spotted in the last shot,
duration of this shot is 5 seconds long.
Medium shot Showing the character reach the shut and
locked gate from a side view.
Close up (hand level) Showing the character trying to open the
gate. Duration of this shot is 3 seconds
long.
Extreme close up (face view) Showing the character struggle to push
through the gate. The duration of this shot
is 5 seconds long.
Close up Close up of the character reaching his hand
around to the lock on the back of the gate,
duration of this shot is 3 seconds long
Extreme close up The hand unlocking the gate so that the
character can push through, duration of
2. this shot will be 3 seconds.
Extreme close up The hand turning the handle to open the
gate and push through, duration of this
shot will be 2.3 seconds.
Medium shot (waist level) The character will push through the gate
into an alley way, this shot will be in the
alley facing the gate as he pushes through
and heads at the camera head on. Duration
of this shot will be 5 seconds.
Zoom out (face view) Showing the characters facial expressions
as they run down the alley while following
the movement. Duration of this shot will be
4 seconds long.
Tracking shot Following the character as he moves to the
gate to a house back garden to try and get
help
Extreme close up As the character turns the handle to the
gate to find it locked the duration of this
shot will be 2 seconds long
Tracking shot the character turns his head to the
entrance of the alley to see the killer
waiting at the end, the duration of this shot
is 5 seconds long.
Medium shot (waist view) Breaks through the door to the garden and
runs through with a struggle injuring
himself, the duration of this shot will be 3
seconds long.
Medium shot Showing the character heading towards the
back door of the house as quick as he can,
duration of this shot is 3 seconds
Medium shot (facing the characters back at
a mid-body level)
Character banging on the back door to the
house for someone to let them in and for
help, duration of this scene is 3 seconds.
Medium shot (head level) This will show the main character turning
his head yet again to, the camera will turn
with the head at the same speed to see the
killer at the same time as the character, this
time stood by the entrance to the garden.
The duration of this scene is 4 seconds long.
Close up (door window level) This will be the a still shot looking at the
window to the back door, then blood will
spray across the window to give the
impression that the killer killed the victim.
Duration of this scene is 4 seconds.
3. This concludes the chase scenes shots.
Discovering the dead body scene
Characters: Homeowner
Shots Where its used
Zoom out (foot level) Following the homeowner as they walk
from their room to the door of the front
room. The duration of this shot will be 3
seconds.
Medium shot Showing the character walk to the door and
reaching for the handle. The duration of
this shot is 3 seconds
Extreme close up Showing the character turn the door handle
to enter the room. The duration of this shot
will be 3 seconds long
Medium shot Door opening and the character walking
through into the room, the camera will be
on the other side of the door, facing him as
he walks in. the duration of this shot will 5
seconds long.
Tracking shot (waist level) Tracking the character as he walks towards
the blinds for the window, the duration of
this shots will be 3 seconds long.
Extreme close up This will be a extreme close up of the blinds
being pulled up by the chains. The duration
of this shot is 3 seconds long.
Medium shot A medium shot of the blinds opening to see
sunlight shining through the window, the
duration of this scene is 1.5 seconds long.
POV Shot Looking out the window into the garden
through the eyes of the character to see
blood stains on the ground. Duration of
shot will be 3 seconds long.
Profile shot Looking at the characters reaction to the
blood from the side. The duration of this
shot is 1.5 seconds long.
Tracking shot (leg view) Following the character from the side as
they walk down the stairs and to the front
door. Duration of this shot is 3 seconds
long.
Tracking shot (side view) Tracking the character as he walks to the
4. front door. This shot will last for 5 seconds
long.
Extreme close up The character turning the lock on the front
door and opening it. This shot will last for 2
seconds.
Medium shot The character opening the front door and
nervously walking outside. This shot will
last 2 seconds.
POV shot This will show the character exiting the
house to find a trial of blood, the shot will
look to where it leads before being cut off
by a wall. This shot will last 3 seconds.
Extreme close up (facial view) This shot will show the characters facial
response to finding the blood trail. This
shot will last 1.5 seconds.
Tracking shot This shot will track the character as they
follow the blood trail to the front of the car.
This shot will last 2 seconds.
Zoom out (face view) Zooming out as the character walks
towards the camera from the car. This shot
will take 3 seconds.
Tracking shot This shot will follow the character around
the corner to where the blood trial view
was cut off. This shot will last for 2 seconds.
Medium shot This will show the character reaching the
gate that leads down the alley way from
the chase scene. This scene will last 4
seconds.
POV shot Looking down the alley way to see a thicker
trail of blood. This shot will last for 2
seconds.
Close up (facial view)
This shot will show the character take a
breath after seeing the blood trail continue,
his expression will be shock. This shot will
last for 2 seconds.
Tracking shot (side view)
This shot will follow the character as he
heads down the alley following the trail of
blood, this shot will last for 3 seconds.
Medium shot
This shot will show the character reaching
the now open gate into his back garden,
this shot will last for 5 seconds.
Long shot, zoom in ( medium angle)
This shot will show form the end of the
alley the character looking through the
open gate in horror, the camera will move
down and zoom in to part of the blood on
the trail until the camera hits complete
darkness and this will be the transition into
5. the titles sequence. This shot will last 5
seconds.
Crime scenes (title sequence)
Characters: detective, crime scene photographer, victim 1, victim 2, victim 3,
victim 4, victim 5, victim 6 and victim 7
Shots Where its used
Zoom out (slow motion) This scene will show the first victim in a
shower room, the camera will zoom out
from the body to reveal a detective and a
photographer. This scene will last 40
seconds.
Zoom out (slow motion) This scene will show the second victim dead
by a table and will zoom out to reveal the
detective and photographer. This scene will
last 40 seconds.
Zoom out (slow motion) This scene will show the victim dead in the
corner of a bedroom, the camera will zoom
out to reveal the detective and the
photographer. This scene will last 40
seconds.
Zoom out (slow motion) This scene will show the victim dead by a
tree as it zooms out from the victim it will
reveal the detective and the photographer.
This shot will last 40 seconds long.
Zoom out (slow motion) This scene will show the victim dead by a
street sign as the camera zooms out it will
reveal the detective and the photographer
stood beside it. This scene will last for
40seconds.
Zoom out (slow motion) This scene will show the victim dead by a
desk and as the camera zooms out it will
reveal the detective and the photographer.
This scene will last 40 seconds.
Zoom out (slow motion) This scene will show the victim dead by the
backdoor of the back garden where the
chase scene victim was killed revealing he
was the final victim. As the camera zooms
out it will reveal the detective and the
photographer. This scene will last 40
seconds.
6. The crime scenes will have titles that give credits to company and cast and will
serve as the opening to a movie.
7. The crime scenes will have titles that give credits to company and cast and will
serve as the opening to a movie.
