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The shot list details 11 shots for a film project called "Four To One" and provides descriptions of the shots including characters, camera movements, and purposes such as establishing settings, showing characters' personalities, and advancing the plot. Shot 1 is an establishing shot of a house, Shot 2 is a still mid shot showing a character's slob nature, and Shot 10 ends with a master shot and freeze frame to present an antagonist with androcentric beliefs opposing a gynocentric protagonist.
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- 1. Shot List Names: Sara, James H, James W Project: Four To One. Shot Shot Type/Movement (e.g. Close up) Shot Description Number 1 Establishing shot. To show the house Chelsea moves into. 2 Still mid shot. Shows jack’s slob nature. 3 Over the shoulder shot. To see the props that connotes the slob gestus. 4 Tracking long shot. To show Jack jump down in panic of Chelsea’s return. 5 Point of view shot/tilt. To show Chelsea looking down on Jack and his cover up of slob nature. 6 Tracking master shot. To show the sporty one on a job. 7 Mid shot to long shot. To show Tony’s vain nature. 8 Close up. Show Barry and his chavy persona. 9 Long shots. Showing Barry’s pursuit of the female. 10 Master shot then freeze frame. Shows the pervious and androcentric beliefs to present himself as an antagonist to the gynocentric protagonist. 11 Mid Shot reverse Shot. This is to show Martins’ Preference to video games instead of the girl Barry Chats about.