The document discusses and justifies different camera shots, angles, and movements that will be used to film scenes for a trailer. For a hallway scene of the main character collecting a parcel, a close-up tracking shot is proposed from behind her to make the audience feel like they are with her as she picks up the parcel containing a gun. Outside on the street, a low angle tracking shot is suggested to show the power and confidence of the main character as she walks with the gun. For a cafe scene of the main character and her partner, a close-up at eye-level without movement is described to focus on their facial expressions and body language. Extreme close-ups from high and low angles are also outlined for an emotional

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Shot lists
Camera shot/angle/movement that
will be used
Justification for the shots/why it will
have an impact on the finished
product
Hallway Shot: close up shot
Angle: slight high angle
Movement: Tracking shot of her
walking to the letterbox
The reason for a close-up and
tracking shot is so that the audience
can feel like they’re right behind her
as she collects this parcel. Its
significant because the parcel she
collects is the one that contains the
gun which she wants to use to kill
spencer with. The camera is also at a
slight high angle because she is
picking the parcel up from the floor.
These camera shots/angles will have
an impact on the trailer when it is
completed because it helps to
illustrate really well to the audience
what is happening.
Outside on the
street
Shot: Mid shot to get a full body
view of her walking down the street
Angle: Low angle of Lana walking
Movement: Tracking
Low angle shot
The reason for the low angle is to
show the power that Lana has. As a
female with a gun, on the way to kill
someone, she is seen as a powerful
and confident character so by having
the low angle shot and having it as a
tracking shot as well will help to
illustrate this power that she clearly
now possess. Having a midshot will
the audience to see her full body
language during this scene as well.

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Starbucks Shot: Close up of Lana and Spencer
sitting together talking and laughing
Angle: eye-level
Movement: still camera because
movement would distract from
what’s happening in the scene.
In various films whenever there is a
scene with a happy loving couple
there is always a close up shot of
them together and it is usually at eye
level, this helps to focus on their
facial expressions the most and also a
bit of their body language. This is why
I think it’s relevant to have these
angle shots and movements for this
scene. It will have an effect on the
finished product because having
close ups of the characters and their
facial expressions will make it easier
for the audience to be more
emotionally invested with the
characters and therefore be more
interested in the trailer from start to
finish.
Livingroom Shot: extreme close up for when
she’s looking in the mirror and when
she’s sitting on the sofa drinking the
alcohol and sobbing
Angle: High angle for when she’s on
the sofa but then a low angle for
when she’s looking in the mirror
Movement: Still camera because
movement would distract from
what’s happening in the scene.
The high angle is used to show how
naïve and vulnerable Lana is due to
the fact that she’s sitting there on the
couch drinking alcohol and crying.
This will have an impact on the
finished product because it helps to
tell the story more.