This document is a shot list for a music video production titled "Mess is Mine". It contains 18 shots ranging from close-ups of the model to establish them, various camera movements like pans, tracks and reversals to follow the model. Shots focus on specific body parts, capture full figures and include shots of locations like a tunnel and bridge to correspond with lyrics and give a sense of journey. Timings are provided for each shot ranging from 2 to 30 seconds.

1. HAYDON MEDIA
Shot List
Producer: Amy Shields Production: Mess is mine music video-
A2.
Shot
No.
Shot Type Details of Shot Timing
1 Close up
This is the first shot to be shown,it is a close up of my
models foot, I used this as a establishing shot to introduce
my actor.
00:02
2 Close up
This is a close up of both my models feet, I used this as a
establishing shot to introduce my actor.
00:02
3 Close up
This is a close up of my models side, I used this as a
establishing shot to introduce my actor.
00:02

2. 4 Close up
This is a close up of my models hand,I used this as a
establishing shot to introduce my actor.
00:02
5 Close up
This is a close up of my models Hair, I used this as a
establishing shot to introduce my actor.
00:03
6 Close up
This is a close up of my models Hair/shoulder, I used this
as a establishing shot to introduce my actor. I~ used these
shots as a introduction my character and to establish who
she is.
00:02
7 Close up
This is a close up of my models side of face, I used this as
a establishing shot to introduce my actor.
00:03

3. 8 Close up
This is a close up of my models top of head, including her
hair and slight eyes,I used this as a establishing shot to
introduce my actor.
00:03
9 Pan up
This is a pan up of my character, displaying the whole of
her. This then goes into a fade out.
00:03
10 Pan across
This is a pan from right to left, with a pull focus
00:05
11 Mid Shot
I liked this shot because the light is behind my actor
which creates a sense ofdarkness and shadow.It also
pulls the attention from her actions of fiddling with her
hair as the light shines though.
00:04

4. 12 Tracking Shot
I used this shot to track my actor, this gave the effect of a
journey. It also corresponded with the lyrics ‘Walking’
00:04
13 Reverse Shot
When editing this shot,I sped it up and reversed it to
replay.
00:03
14 Over the shoulder
tracking shot.
This is a very popular shot when it comes to filming, with
the background in soft focus and the subject in focus, it
allows the audience to follow the main character.
00:04
15 Pan up.
This shot features a transition from soft to sharp focus.
00:03

5. 16 Tracking Shot
Tracking shot of my actor walking under a tunnel
00:30
17 Mid shot.
This is a mid-shot of my artist in the studio lip syncing.
00:04
18 Panoramic View
This is a panoramic shot of the bridge in London.
00:07