The document outlines 12 shots to be filmed at a crime scene, including establishing shots of the exterior and interior of the house, tracking shots showing a bloody teddy bear, letter, and trail of blood, various camera angles of a bathroom containing a child covered in blood, and close-ups of a distressed woman speaking to the police.

1. Shot list for whole piece
Shot 1 – Establishing shot of the house outside.
Shot 2 – Pan shot, of the ajar door.
Shot 3 – Various shots of the house, which includes: Dolly zooms, Viewpoint shot,
Steadicam, Hand-held camera, and Canted angle shot.
Shot 4 – Tracking shot of the sofa and a dolly zoom of the teddy bear covered in blood.
Shot 5 – Tracking shot and dolly zoom, of the letter, child’s arm and army picture frame
which is hanged up.
Shot 6 – Canted angle shot of the hallway.
Shot 7 – Tracking shot of the trail of the blood which is on the floor and within the bath tub.
Shot 8 – Viewpoint shot of the lady looking down crying.
Shot 9 – Shallow focus shot and dolly zoom of the telephone.
Shot 10 – Glide cam shot, Steadicam and shallow focus shot of the bath tub and the child
within the bath tub covered in blood.
Shot 11 – Dolly zoom of the police car and a point of view shot of the lady standing outside
waiting for the police.
Shot 12 – Hand-held camera of a close-up shot of the lady’s face shaking.