This shot list outlines the various shots that will be used in a film sequence, including an extreme long shot to establish the setting, an over the shoulder shot of a girl on the phone to build mystery, and close ups of important objects like a newspaper. Both common shots like close ups and more unusual angles will be used as the sequence is a montage, and the exact shots for each scene will be determined during filming.

1. Shot list

2. Extreme long shot
We are going to start our sequence with a
extreme long shot, to establish the setting.

3. We are going to include all kinds of shots in our
sequence. As we are doing a montage sequence,
we need to make sure that the objects are seen
as importance e.g. a graveyard.

4. Over the shoulder
We are going to use a over the shoulder shot,
when the girl is on the phone, before we begin
our montage. By doing this, the viewer will fill
more involved, and that something mysterious is
happening, this will make them more interested
to watch the film.

5. Close up
We are going to use close ups for shots such as
newspaper, the cooker gas being turned on.

6. Shots that are being used
Extreme long shot
Long shot
Close up
Extreme close up
Over the shoulder
mid shot

7. We haven’t yet worked out what shot will be
used for each set we film, for some we have
ideas but this will be decided on the day of
filming.