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1. ProductionTitle: Halsey - Castle
Shot # Location Shot Type Angle Duration Description (action)
1 Gault
Wood,
March
- - 0:00 (14
seconds)
Opening shot, fade into colour from black, shot of long
stretch of land w/ leaves blowing etc
2 Gault
Wood
(Thicker
Woodland)
Close up High angle 0:14 (3
seconds)
Nature shot
3 “ Establishing/wide Straight on 0:17 (3
seconds)
Nature shot
4 “ Close up High angle 0:20 (3
seconds)
Nature shot
5 “ Close up High angle 0:23 (3
seconds)
Nature shot
6 “ Panning/wide Straight on 0:25 (3
seconds)
Nature shot
7 “ Mid shot Low angle
(right)
0:28 (5
seconds)
Princess walks onto screen starts singing/weaving through
trees, low angle mid shot - right
8 “ Close up Eye level
(right profile)
0:32 (4
seconds)
Princess continues singing/weaving through trees
9 “ Mid shot Low angle
(left)
0:36 (4
seconds)
Princess continues singing/weaving through trees
10 “ Close up Eye level (left
profile)
0:40 (4
seconds)
Princess continues singing/weaving through trees
11 “ Close up Eye level
(straight on)
0:44 (3
seconds)
princess reaching for neck (pendant)
2. 12 “ Medium mid-
shot
Eye level
(straight on)
0:47 (3
seconds)
Princess lowers body to the floor to pray
13 “ Close up Eye
level/slight
high angle
0:50 (4
seconds)
Princess crosses body in prayer/blessing
14 “ Wide shot Straight on 0:54 (2
seconds)
Princess standing back up
15 “ Wide shot Straight on 0:56 (4
seconds)
Princess still standing back up and walking off screen
16 “ Close up High angle 1:00 (3
seconds)
Nature shot
17 “ Close up High angle 1:03 (3
seconds)
Nature shot
18 “ Mid shot eye level 1:06 (3
seconds)
Nature shot of tree before princess rounds corner
19 “ “ “ 1:09 (4
seconds)
Shot of princess hand around a tree as she turns a corner
20 - - - 1:12 (3
seconds)
Cut to black
21 Gault
Wood,
Clearing
Establishing
shot/wide
Eye
level/slight
high angle
0:15 (3
seconds)
Fading to colour, camera shaking?
22 “ “ “ 0:18 The prince is sat in centre of the clearing, haphazardly
lounging on the throne, he is smilingly
sadistically/mockingly locking eye contact with the
princess.
23 “ Close up Eye
level/slight
high angle
(looking
down?)
1:21 (3
seconds)
Princess looking shocked
3. 24 “ Extreme close up Princess’s
point of view
(Eye level)
1:24 (2
seconds)
Princes hand closing around cane
25 “ Mid-wide shot Princess
point of view
(Eye level)
1:26 Pan up to princes face
26 “ Close up Princess’s
point of view
1:28 (2
seconds)
The pair maintain eye contact – the prince smiles
arrogantly and mouths “You probably shouldn’t be so
mean.”
27 “ Close up Prince’s point
of view (eye
level)
1:30 (4
seconds)
the princess grows angry, brows furrowed
28 “ Close-mid shot Princess’s
point of view
(eye level)
1:34 (4
seconds)
Prince’s composure falters slightly
29 “ Close up High angle 1:38 (4
seconds)
Princess rips off bracelets (shackles?) and throws them to
the floor
30 “ Close up Low angle
(from
behind)
1:41 (2
seconds)
Princess loosens hair and shakes it out
31 “ Close up Princess’s
point of
view/over
shoulder/eye
level
1:43 (3
seconds)
The pair maintain eye contact – the prince smirks and
mouths “You should probably keep your pretty mouth
shut.” acting out zipping his lips
32 “ Mid shot Mid-eye level 1:46 (2
seconds)
Panning to princess
33 “ Close up Eye level 1:48 (3
seconds)
Princess reaching up to take tiara off her head
34 “ “ “ (from
behind)
1:51 (3
seconds)
Shot of princess hands grabbing the tiara from behind and
lifting it (reverse-crowing herself)
4. 35 “ “ “ Prince’s eye
level (face
on)
1:54 (3
seconds)
Bringing the tiara slowly down to her face
36 “ Close up Slight high
angle
1:57 (4
seconds)
Prince’s face when realizing what she is doing - distress
37 “ Close up Slight low
angle
2:01 (4
seconds)
Princess’s face as she lowers tiara, beginning to smirk
38 “ Establishing/wide
shot
Low angle 2:05 (4
seconds)
Prince jumps up and begins running towards her, arms
out stretched, grasping
39 “ Wide-mid shot Low angle,left 2:09 (2
seconds)
Princess begins to recoil her throwing arm
40 “ Wide-mid shot Princess
point of
view, slight
low angle
2:11 (3
seconds)
Still running Prince’s arms still outstretched, reactions
delayed by shock – he looks hopeless/crushed/deflated –
defenseless
41 “ Wide shot Low angle 2:14 (2
seconds)
Princess launches tiara, shot of arm
42 “ “ Extreme low
angle
2:16 (4
seconds)
Tiara arcing in the air above the pair
43 “ Close up Slight high
angle
2:20 (4
seconds)
Princess fully smiling
44 “ Mid-close up Slight high
angle
2:24 (3
seconds)
Prince still reaching out, defenseless and reflexes slowed.
45 “ Mid shot Side profile,
lower mid-
level
2:27 (4
seconds)
Prince looks horrified, princess grabs arm
46 “ Over the
shoulder,
mid/close up
High angle
(over
shoulder)
2:31 (2
seconds)
Princess punches prince in face
5. 47 “ Mid/wide shot Eye level 2:33 (2
seconds)
Prince recoils/staggers backwards
48 “ Close up High angle 2:35 (4
seconds)
Princess grasps/nurses fist, looking down
49 “ Wide shot High angle 2:39 (3
seconds)
Prince falls into a pile on the floor, hand to his nose,
pulling hand away
50 “ Extreme close up High angle -
Eye
level/over
shoulder
2:42 (4
seconds)
Shot of blood in prince’s hand, slowly pan up to see
princess towering about him
Shot # Location Shot Type Angle Duration Description (action)
51 “ Close up High angle 2:46 (3
seconds)
Princess takes rings from each hand, avoiding blood
52 “ Mid shot Eye level 2:49 (4
seconds)
Princess takes cape
53 “ Close up High angle 2:53 (2
seconds)
Princess reaching for crown which is lying on the floor next
to the prince
44 “ Extreme close
up
High angle 2:55 (5
seconds)
Princess grasping the crown
55 “ Mid shot Eye
level/slight
low angle
3:00 (5
seconds)
Princess turning to walk defiantly back to the throne with
the crown by her side
56 “ Mid-long shot Low angle 3:05 (3
seconds)
Princess walking back
57 “ Long shot Low angle 3:08 (4
seconds)
Princess walking back
58 “ Wide shot Low angle 3:12 (4
seconds)
Panning down to behind the prince, silhouette of him as
you can see princess walking in the distance
6. 59 “ Mid shot High angle,
looking down
at prince
3:16 (3
seconds)
Prince is sat crushed on the ground, bleeding and close to
tears. He is panting/visibly in pain and angry
60 “ Close up Low
angle/straight
on/eye level
to prince
3:19 (4
seconds)
Princess mouthing arrogantly “There’s no use crying about
it”
61 “ Close up High
angle/straight
on/eye level
to princess
3:23 (4
seconds)
Prince’s looking crushed, heavy breathing AUDIO: “There’s
no use crying about it.”
62 “ Close up Low
angle/straight
on/eye level
to prince
3:27 (6
seconds)
Princess mouthing arrogantly “There’s no use crying about
it”
63 “ - - 3:33 CUT TO BLACK
AUDIO “Straight to the castle”