The document describes 13 shots for the opening sequence of a horror film. Shot 1 introduces the victim running from the antagonist toward a college fence to find help. Shot 2 shows the murderer jumping out and chasing the victim. Shot 3 is a close-up of the murderer's knife. Further shots follow the chase from the perspectives of both the victim and murderer, with the victim running through a car park and hiding between cars while being pursued. Shot 13, the final shot, is from the victim's point of view as the murderer catches up and stabs him in the neck.

1. Shot 1:
This is an image of my storyboard. These six shots show the opening sequence
and scenes of ‘Little Steel Films’ latest film. It starts off on the first shot, the
victim is running towards the fence of the college, to find help from somebody as
the antagonist would hopefully not kill the him in a public place.
Shot2:
This shot entails a terrifying murderous being jumping out of the bushes with
alarge knife and following the victim in a hurriedly fashion. This is to create
tension and a good fast paced horror chase scene.
Shot3:
Is a close up of shot 2 to focus on the knife that tells the audience that the man is
planning on murdering the other character. This shot is an extreme close up of
the knife.
Shot4:
A POV perspective of the murderer, looking at the victim running away and
running after him as the scene unfolds. Getting closer to the college fence.
Shot5:
This shot is the opposite of shot 4, with a POV perspective of the victim looking
back at the murderer. The Vitim still running for his life with the murderer
running after him

2. Shot6:
Extreme Long Shot from a side view, murderer is chasing the victim through
Burn Valley. The camera remains stationary as the actors run past.
Shot 7:
POV of the victim as he run’s through the gates into the college car park.
Shot8:
Camera pointing at the victim as he runs away, the camera then spins around to
point at the murderer as he is running towards the camera.
Shot9:
The victim is running through the car park looking left and right.
Shot10:
In this shot the victim is hiding from the murderer between cars
Shot11:
The camera then switches to a point of view perspective of the murderer behind
the victim.
Shot12:
POV of the victim finally reaching the college doors, safety.

3. Shot13:
This is our final shot. The murderer catches up with the victim, turns him around
and thrusts his knife into the victim’s neck. This is in POV of the victim for the
effect that the murderer is overpowering the victim; this low angled shot will be
used to show that the murderer is quite intimidating.