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This document provides a shot list for a film scene involving three characters (C1, C2, C3) in a town. It includes 28 shots ranging from wide establishing shots to close-ups. The shots follow C1 delivering a monologue about technology taking over everywhere. C2 is then seen walking and their phone is hacked by C1 without their knowledge. C1 then notices C3 in the distance as the atmosphere sound fades out, ending the scene.
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Shot list
- 1. Joey Pinder Shot List Shot Number Shot Type Camera Movement Location Sound Detail 1 Wide - Ringwood Town Usual town atmosphere (cars, few background voices etc.) Monologue begins Focusing on character 1 (C1) 2 Mid - A closer shot of C1 3 Wide - A shot of passing cars In time with the monologue speech, ‘Technology has taken over 4 Wide - Back to C1 who begins to turn his head towards the traffic lights ‘Everywhere we stand’ 5 Close-up - Shot of traffic lights ‘Everywhere we look’ 6 Mid - Back to C1
- 2. Joey Pinder ‘Everywhere we step foot’ 7 Close-up - Phone beeps Music fades in Close-up of C1 phone, showing a tracking device ‘Technology follows’ 8 Long - Footsteps of C2 Shot of character 2 (C2) walking towards the camera 9 Mid Tracking as C2 walks forward Closer shot of C2 10 Mid Close-up Show seriousness of C2 11 Mid Back to Mid of C2 12 Two - Same positioning as Shot 1 but, we see both characters in the same frame 13 Over the Shoulder (OTS) Following behind C2 OTS of C2, walking towards C1 14 Close-up - Hacking sound Showing the phone to say ‘Hacking in progress’ 15 Mid Tracking as C2 walks forward Back to the Mid shot of C2 16 Close-up Tracking C2 movement Music starts building up Show briefcase as the ‘B.A.D Corp’ logo 17 Close-up - Hacking sound Back to the close-up of the phone
- 3. Joey Pinder 18 Two - Showing C2 pass C1 without realising he is being hacked 19 OTS - Music eases OTS of C1 seeing C2 walk off into the distance 20 OTS - Cut to silence Over shoulder C1 focusing at C3 21 Medium Close-up - C3 speech begin Focus on C3 22 Medium Close-up - Fade in atmosphere sound Focus on C1 23 Two - Side view 24 Medium Close-up - Shot of C3 25 Medium Close-up - Back to C1 26 Mid - Monologue speech begins Zoom out to another shot of C1 27 Mid - Back to C3 28 Zoom from a Mid Fade out atmosphere Zoom out of C1