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The document provides a shot-by-shot summary of the opening scenes of a horror film called "The Naughty List". It describes scenes including a logo, shots of someone running in a forest being chased, a close-up of a head with blood seeping from it. Later scenes show a party with people taking drugs and bullying a guest, before switching to shots of a backyard with swinging and a figure in a Santa costume holding a kitchen knife.
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- 1. Logo on screen to start the film, fades in then out into black screen after 4 seconds of being on screen.
- 2. Switches to forest scene, different shots/angles of someone running away from something, but what?(4-15secs)
- 3. Fades in, close up, still shot of motionless head slowly switches to shallow focus of ‘blood’ seeping from the head forming a puddle. Fades out into blackness. (15-19secs)
- 4. Forest scene continues, more angles of chase scene. (19-28secs)
- 5. Victim trips hitting his head on the ground becoming unconscious. Shallow focus of static body, Santa comes into shot but is blurry due to focus. (28-36secs)
- 6. Switches to point of view to show party scene, different shots spanning around the room, plenty of rapid close ups to startle the viewer. Music volume vastly increases. (36-54secs)
- 7. Host of the party shown to be only responsible one as she declines drugs when offered whilst everyone succumbs to peer pressure and accepts the drugs. (54-60secs)
- 8. Party continues in the background upstairs however scene switches downstairs to the front door where an unpopular ‘geek’ has arrived and on the receiving end up both mental and physical bullying. ‘Geek’ is visibly building in rage. Various shots/angles. (60-80secs)
- 9. Responsible host comes into shot and brings a stop to the bullying as she invited the victim. Before bullies walk off they throw drinks on the nerd. (80-85secs)
- 10. Host sympathizes with her victimized friend but the nerd doesn’t want to cause a scene so decides to leave. (85-90secs)
- 11. Party scene continues upstairs, close ups of disjointed faces. (90-102secs)
- 12. Scene switches outside, host’s back garden. Shot from behind swings as they sway mysteriously. Santa figure seen vaguely in background. (102-105secs)
- 13. Immediate close up of the side of the Santa figure’s face, has mask and hat on concealing identity. Pans down santa’s body. (105-113secs)
- 14. Camera pans down Santa’s body to discover a sharp kitchen knife in the gloved hand of this mysterious being. Screen blackens. (113-116secs)
- 15. Close up of killers face, concealed by a mask. Turns slowly to create tension. (116-118secs)
- 16. Ends with the name of film “the naughty list” appears in red chilling text. (118-120secs) The Naughty List