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2. - Image 1 – medium shot of a fire in pit
or burner. Angle – from above.
Exterior.
- Image 2 – medium close up of artist
from straight on in shower, artist
looking up to the water / shower
head with eyes shut. (top of torso
upwards).
- Image 3 – extreme close up of artist
mouth lighting cigarette and taking
puff. Interior.
- Image 4 – close up of artist from side
angle looking ahead lip syncing
opening line “we are proud”. Interior.
- Image 5 – extreme close up of artist
mouth again. This time blowing the
smoke out into camera.
3. - Image 1 – medium long shot of two
female characters stood in large area
of land; early evening, sunset shot.
- Image 2 – medium close up of male
character tearing shirt open in anger
and aggression. From his mouth down
to chest shown in shot.
- Image 3 – medium close up from
above of two girls led in the grass
happily, laughing with each other
- Image 4 – medium close up of
characters holding hands, repeated 5
times with 5 different sets of hands. In
several different locations showing
diversity.
- Image 5 - Medium to long shot of
artist walking away from camera into
the distance.
4. - Image 1 – medium close up of two girls
reaching out to each other, being held back
by two males. Exterior.
- Image 2 – then a close up shot of their hands
reaching out to each other, filmed from
straight on. Exterior.
- Image 3 – medium close up of two female
characters looking out to pool from behind,
faces not seen yet. Exterior.
- Image 4 – projection – medium shot of one
character stood in front of Charlie Chaplin
projection. Straight face looking straight on.
Interior.
- Image 5 – medium shot of one character
stood up against wall. Straight face looking
straight on.
This is repeated for next 7 shots with
added into scene each time. E.g. in next
another will be in front of projection, and
shot after that will be a second individual
stood in front of the wall etc. Eventually
will be five individuals stood in front of
projection and wall.
5. - Image 1,2,3,4 continued from
previous slide, images
explained on said page.
- Image 5 – long shot from side
angle of two female characters
stood by pool previously,
jumping into pool together
hand in hand. Exterior.
6. - Image 1 – medium close up of artist against
white wall shaking head no and looking
down. Exterior. CROSSED OUT = NOT USED
OR USED SOMEWHERE ELSE.
- Image 2 – close up of artist walking away,
gradually getting further away, resulting in
long shot of artist in distance. Exterior.
CROSSED OUT = NOT USED OR USED
SOMEWHERE ELSE.
- Image 3 – CROSSED OUT = NOT USED OR
USED SOMEWHERE ELSE.
- Image 4 – close up of female character led on
grass after falling. Appears peaceful and calm.
Panning across and zooming out slightly.
Exterior.
- Image 5 – close up of male character (shot
from mouth to bottom of neck/top of chest)
screaming /shouting in aggression. Interior.
7. - Image 1 – medium long shot of artist lying on a
bed. Shot from side angle. Appears disturbed by
something and somewhat disheartened. Interior.
- Image 2 – close up of artist holding recently lit
cigarette. Smoke rising. Interior.
- Image 3 – CROSSED OUT = NOT USED OR USED
SOMEWHERE ELSE.
- Image 4 – extreme long shot of sun setting. Exterior.
- Image 5 – medium close up of artist running hands
through and rubbing face in despair. Shot from side
angle.
8. - Image 1 – close up of artist looking straight
towards camera. Lip syncing “we find gods”.
Exterior – against white wall.
- Image 2 – medium shot of artist sat at head of
dining table. Shot from side angle. Lip syncing “to
paint us with salvation”. Interior.
- Image 3 – extreme close up in shower shot of
artist lip syncing “but no one…”. Interior.
- Image 4 – close up in shower shot of artist lip
syncing “…no nobody, can give you”. Interior.
- Image 5 – close up of artist fist clenching. Shot
from side angle, arm hung by side. “the power”
(not lip syncing). Interior.
9. - Image 1 – medium long shot of dog running
across large area of grass/space. Exterior.
- Image 2 – medium long shot of female character
falling to ground, evidently a large area of grass.
Exterior.
- Image 3 – long shot of large, somewhat grand
staircase; dark shot, setting scene. Panning across
and zooming in slightly and slowly.
- Image 4 – medium close up of artist looking into
mirror, both back of artist head and reflection of
artist in shot. Lip syncing “individuals”. Interior
(bathroom shot).
- Image 5 – extreme long shot - distant view of
scenery (trees, fields, sky etc.) at time of sunset.
Exterior.
10. - Image 1 – extreme close up of eyes
rolling backwards and closing. Exterior.
- Image 2 – CROSSED OUT – NOT USED OR
IDEA USED SOMEWHERE ELSE.
- Image 3 – extreme long shot of cloudy
sky. Panning across slowly. Exterior.
- Image 4 – long shot of two female
characters stood beside each other hand
in hand, this time looking at the camera.
Slow, slight zoom.
- Image 5 – medium close up of female
character who fell prior to this shot. Side
angle shot. Lip syncing “oh that life, left
dripping down the walls, of a dream that
cannot breathe”. Exterior.
11. - Image 1 – medium shot of artist sitting at head
of table, tense. Looking straight on, not from
above. Interior.
- Image 2 – again, close up straight on, smacks
hand down on table in aggression. Interior.
- Image 3 – medium long shot of artist stood up
in anger singing “spoon fed to the blind, serves
now to define”. Interior.
- Image 4 – close up zooming out into medium
shot, zooming further into a long shot. All of
artist standing in street. Exterior.
- Fade cut to an extreme long shot of artist
stood in street surrounded by people circling
him and bumping into him. He looks straight
on in mystery and curiosity Exterior.