Shot lists
- 1. Shot Number 1 Dialect/Sound Shot Description Low close up shot of our main characters feet as he is running through the woods trying There will be no dialect and no music. There may be the sound when the character is running. to escape from the police. Low angle shot of a policeman that we do plan to have chasing the main character through the woods because they believe he is a guilty person who has committed a crime. There will be some fast-paced music. There will be no dialect. Pan shot of the evidence board that we will have in a study room. There will be tense music in background. There will be no dialect. 4 Close up of the evidence board to show a closer detail of the board. This will show less than the 1st shot of the evidence board as it is closer and will only fit one bit of detail. It will show a CCTV picture of our main character. There’ll still be intense fast-paced music in the background. There will be no dialect. 5 Pan of the forest in which it will give a better understanding of what space the police are trying to run in to catch the runner. We plan to have multiple pan shots of the forest. Music still continues. There will be no dialect. Close-up shot of our main character in which he is doing a video blog talking about his innocence. The music will stop. Small amount of dialect for the main character. Long shot of the forest which will show the space that there is. No music, but there will be dialect. Continued dialect, still no music. 8 Over the shoulder shot that will have dialect, this will also be a shot reverse shot that shows the police with the suspect that is our main character. 9 A black screen which will be the title screen. This will create tension and shock the audience. No dialect. There will be a gunshot sound. Our last shot will be a bird’s eye view of the body. There will be silence. 2 3 6 7 10