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This document contains a shot list for a short film titled "He Loves Me Not". It includes 26 shots planned for the film involving scenes of a couple, Charley, being abused by her partner Steve. The shots range from extreme long shots to extreme close ups and cover scenes both indoors and outdoors. Details are provided for each shot such as camera setup, scene number, whether it takes place indoors or outdoors, and estimated time. Comments sections are also included to note how each shot goes during filming.
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South African Journal of Science: Writing with integrity workshop (2024)
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Shotlist A2
- 1. Shot List TITLE: He Loves Me Not GROUP: 008 DATE: 14 OCTOBER 2016 GROUP MEMBERS: ROLE: Becky Director/Camera w oman/Set design Christina Director/Camera w oman Reece Actor Lex Actress SHOT CAMERA SCENE INT/EXT Estimated Time COMMENTS: List the shots – camera set up Camera set up / tripod / distance Scene no. Indoors / Outdoors approx. length of time each shot 0:02 During filming make notes: Good/ Very Good / Wobbly/ Bin in shot etc. *Falshback* Couple walking hand in hand. Extreme long shot,centered. 19 Outdoors. 0.5 *Flashback* Couple laughing Mid long shot,off centered (right) 4 Indoors. 0.3 *Flashback* Steve gives Charley a rose. Mid Long shot, centered. 17 Indoors. 0.4 *Flashback* Couple hug. Mid close up, centered. 21 Indoors. 0.3 Charley with a gag. Close up, centered. 1 Indoors. 0.2 Charley tied up. Long shot, of centered (right) 2 Indoors. 0.2 Charleys tied up wrists. Extreme close up, side view. 3 Indoors. 0.3 Charley gets hit. Over the shoulder shot (right shoulder) 5 Indoors. 0.1
- 2. Charley gets kicked in the side. Mid close up, side view. 7 Indoors. 0.1 Steve approaching Charley with a knife. Close up, Charley in the background. 9 Indoors. 0.3 Steve holds gun to charleys face. Mid close up, side view. 11 Indoors. 0.2 Charley breaks out of bonds. Close up, side view. 13 Indoors. 0.4 Chaley runs out of house. Long shot, of centered (left) 14 Indoors/ Outdoors 0.5 Charley running away, house in background. Extreme long shot, centered. 15 Outdoors. 0.4 Chaley running. Long shot, side view (right) 16 Outdoors. 0.3 Charley running. Close up (face) centred. 18 Outdoors. 0.2 Charley running. Mid shot, side profile. 20 Outdoors. 0.3 Charley sitting with rose. Long shot, side view. 22 Outdoors. 0.4 Charley picking petals of rose. Over the shoulder shot. 23 Outdoors. 0.2 Steve grabs Charley. Close up. 24 Outdoors. 0.2 Roses/picture frame. Close up, extreme close up. Poster shots. Indoors. Title cards. 6, 8, 10, 12, 25. Charley beat up face. Close up, centered. Magazine shot. Indoors. Charley happy clear face. Close up, centered. Magazine shot. Indoors. Charley beat up face, with roses. Close up, side view. Poster shot. Indoors.