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This document contains a shot log from a film or video with 46 shots described by their shot number, type of shot, and brief description of the action within each shot. The shots cover a range of scenes including buying alcohol, arriving at a party, musical performances, vandalism with toilet paper, fights breaking out at the party, fleeing from police arriving to shut down the party, and finally reflecting on their accomplishment after escaping.
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Shot number
- 1. Shot number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Shot type Wide shot Wide shot/low angle Blank shot Wide tracking shot Mid shot Long shot Establishing shot Long shot Wide shot Establishing shot Close up Medium close up Establishing shot Close up Close up Over the shoulder shot Point of view shot Pan Close up Close up Mid shot Extreme close up Point of view shot Tracking shot Point of view shot Long shot Close up Long shot Long shot Long shot Establishing shot Wide shot Long shot Low angle shot Long slow mo shot Close up Long shot Mid shot Wide shot Long shot to close up Mid shot Mid shot Long shot Point of view shot Long shot Mid shot Action Buying alcohol Walking out of the shop Blackness Car racing to party Messing around in car House Showing the party is bad Showing us get on stage Comparison Shows atmosphere Instruments Show punch Show new atmosphere People taking shots Empty shot glass Looking at people Person/blurry Tortoise walking around Tortoise on head Girls head Band member with razor Head been shaved Shaven head Naked person Tree out of window Run up to throw Band pulling face Tree with toilet roll on More toilet roll Covered in toilet roll People go mad People fighting Band running out Car driving off Skaters Drug use Police advancing Policeman Police arresting people Charles running away All bundle into car Driving away happy Car stopping Bridge Walking there Laying accomplished