The shot list details various camera shots needed at different locations to film a scene, including establishing shots, close-ups, pans, tracks, and point-of-view shots of an actor's face, hands, a car driving away, a phone conversation, a brick being lifted, and evidence files at an interview room. Shots are listed for locations like a headland walkway, beach, car, burn valley, and interview room to capture the action and detail needed to tell the story.

1. Shot List:
Headland Walkway Location:
1. Establishing pan to the left shot
2. Slow move toward actor
3. Pan shot to the right away from actor’s face
4. POV shot from walkway to sea
5. Extreme close up on actor’s face
6. Close up on actor's hands being rubbed together
7. POV shot of walking up stairs towards the road
8. Wide tracking shot of actor walking towards the car
9. Tracking shot of actor moving around the car before climbing in
10. Extreme close up on car keys unlocking the car
11. Close up of car light unlocking
12. Car driving away
Beach Location:
1. Extreme close up on actor’s face
2. Medium close up on actor
3. Wide shot with pan to the left out to sea
4. Wide shot
Car Location:
1. Music Flashback Mobile - Phone footage
2. Phone call medium close up
3. POV shot on sheering wheel and then pan shot to the left when phone starts to ring
4. Medium shot of phone conversation
5. POV of opening door and the camera climbing into the car
6. Medium shot looking down at phone as it rings and it being answered
7. Low angle of car driving away facing the driver
Burn Valley Location:
1. Argument scene - camera tracking the action
2. Close up on brick
3. Tracking of actor who picks up brick and heads towards the other actor
4. Brick lifted over head
5. Hand close up scene
6. Extreme close up on actor’s face
Interview roomLocation:
1. Moving shot to the right closer to the actor sitting at the interview table.
2. Close up on girl’s face
3. Close up on police officers face
4. Moving shot of police officers face
5. Pan shot over evidence file