Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Shot Count


Shot Count

1.     Wide shot – To show the time lapse with the tree in the foreground.
2.     Close-up – Of photos
3.     Wide shot – To introduce character to the setting
4.     Cut Zoom In – To show characters face
5.     Cut Zoom In– To show the characters face closer
6.     Cut Zoom In – To Show the characters face even closer, at this point the character should be upset
7.     Extreme close-up – Of the performers guitar
8.     Two shot – This is of both of the performers, these should be singing at this time
9.     Single Medium close-up – of the character with the guitar
10. Close Up – Of the newspaper article with text overlay giving details of the story.
11. Medium shot – of the camera zoom into the screen for a graphic match in next shot
12. Handheld camera – leading to a fade out
13. Two shot – of all performers either side of the tree with character and band members from the side.
14. 360 tracking – Around the tree to show all characters from the front, so will be a medium shot.
15. Long shot – so the audience can see the character and the tree branches in the same show.
16. Two shot – Of the band and tree on 360 track
17.  Single Long shot - Of the character alone
18.  Close-up – of the props to show what the character has
19. Birds-eye – This is to show the character beginning to tie the noose.
20. Extreme Close-up – of the characters face, this is too show the characters facial expression.
21.  Birds Eye High Angle shot – This is to show the character securing the noose tightly.
22. Close-up – Slightly slow than normal speed of a lighter flaring.
23. Close-up – Slower Again and zoom in
24. Close-up – Slow Mo then picks up the newspaper to burn – From 1:55 – 2:06
25.  Two shot  - of the performers and pull focus so that the audience can see both characters without changing the shot.
26.  Close-up – of the burned newspaper and photos
27. Long shot – Of the character tying the rope, with the performers on the other side.
28. Extreme Close-Up – Of the upset character
29. Close-up – of the character with the noose around their neck ready to jump
30. REWIND ALL THE FOOTAGE, slightly faster than normal speed, back to show 18(with the close up of the props)
31. Long shot - Of all the performers leaving, either side of the tree. 

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