This document provides a shot list for a horror thriller film aimed at teenagers. It includes a variety of shots like long shots, establishing shots, close-ups, 360-degree shots, extreme close-ups, and medium shots that will be used to set the atmosphere, introduce characters, show emotions, build tension, and focus audience attention on key details and events. The shot variations are intended to immerse the audience in the scene and build fear about what might happen next through the use of close-ups, zooms, turns away from the screen, jump cuts, and blackouts set to scary music.

1. Shot List
(a horror thriller aimed at teenagers)
[with example images for inspiration
of shots]

2. • Long Shot – title will appear on the mirror, font used to
show audience the genre and atmosphere of the darkness.

3. • Establishing Shot – shows location, creates atmosphere
and creates mood.
• Close Up – shows emotions, audience feel like they can get
to know the characters.

4. • 360* - expose all characters in a circle – introduction, helps
set scene.
• Over the shoulder, extreme close up.

5. • Extreme Close Up – to show details that will help the
audience understand the plot.
• Close up – focus on the characters and their expressions in
the background, there is a female blurred character –
bottle lands on her she becomes focused.

6. • Focus changed from one character to another – allows
audience to get introduced to each character individually.
• Close up zoom – shows a variation in the use of close up
and forces audience to focus attention on what the camera
shows..

7. • Medium shot (side profile) – makes the audience feel as if
they are present in the shot, brings them in, let’s them
‘escape’ from reality.
• Over the shoulder tracking – helps build tension of what is
happening.

8. • Medium Shot/Extreme Close Up – Camera turns away’ –
screen blacks out, creates fear (of what is about to
happen).
• Multiple shots – helps build tension of what is happening.

9. • Jump shot, Zoom – tension is built immediately, with the
music adding to the effect.
• Black out – credits appear to scary horror music.