This document provides a shot list for filming scenes from Romeo and Juliet. It describes 7 different shots that are needed including the location, camera distance, angle, movement, and any framing or composition issues to consider for each shot. The shots include Romeo walking in the park from long and low angles, Romeo looking at a bottle of poison in close up, Romeo proposing to Juliet from long shot, Romeo and Juliet on a balcony from long wide shot, Romeo outside Juliet's house from medium shot, and Romeo declaring his love for Juliet from medium shot that zooms in. For each shot, the list specifies how the subject should be framed within the background surroundings.

1. Shot List for ​(insert product here)
Actor of Romeo
Location Description of shot Camera Distance Camera Angle Camera Movement Framing /
Composition issues
South Park He is walking away
from Juliet. So we
see him walking
walking towards the
camera and away
from the camera.
Long shot Eye level Stationary.
Panning.
As it is filmed in a
park we want him
walking in centre
frame we need to
make sure that the
surroundings in the
background are
suitable.
Romeo walking down
the stairs then when
he sits down he takes
a bottle out of his
bag.
Long shot. Low angle, eye level. Stationary. Romeo might not be
in centre frame
depending on the
surroundings.
Romeo looking at the
bottle of poison.
Close up. High angle. Stationary. That the bottle is in
the middle of the
frame so it catches
the attention of the
viewer.
He puts it back in his
pocket and gets up
and carries on
walking.
Long shot. Eye level. Stationary. Even though it is a
long shot it still needs
to be clear what he is
doing.

2. He kneels down next
to Juliet and
proposes.
Long shot. Eye level. Zoom out. When the camera
zooms out he needs
to be stood in frame.
Prior Dene. Romeo is stood on a
balcony with Juliet.
Long wide shot. Low angle. Stationary. That is is clear they
are stood on a
balcony and still have
the sky in the
background.
Brinkburn Drive.
Romeo stood outside
of Juliet and Juliet’s
dad is stood in the
way of them.
Medium shot. Eye level. Stationary. Because of the angle
the shot is at we still
need to be able to
see his emotions.
Romeo goes back to
Juliet’s house to say
how much he loves
Juliet.
Medium shot. Eye level. Zooms in.
Stationary.
From the angle it
needs to be clear
how he is feeling and
what he is doing with
Juliet’s dad.