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20 Key Frames
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Scenario: In the frst scene,one o the emales Shania is
walking through the corridor o
the school with a gun in her
hand, in search or her enemy
assassin Hannah.
Shot: For this scene, the shot I
will be using is a long shot to
show how the character’s
emotion and the background,
so the audience is aware o her
situation as the setting is isolated implying she is alone and in danger as she is
carrying a weapon.
Cinematography: The lighting in the scene will be reected rom the lights
within the school. This means it will be low key to create suspense in the
atmosphere, as this scene shows !eopardy.
Sound: This scene is going to be diegetic sound to create a more realistic
en"ironment as the only sound that would be heard is the sound o Shania’s
ootsteps. From this, the audience should get a better understanding o theopening scene as this scene is the clima# in the flm.
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Scenario: The second scene
will consist o the second
emale character Hannah,
running into the school
building with a gun in her
hand. $s the doors close
behind her, it makes a loud
noise.
Shot: The shot or this scene
will be an e#treme long shot
showing Hannah’s character actions. $lso showing the audience what her
surroundings are and where she is running to.
Cinematography: The lighting or this scene will be high key, to make the
en"ironment Hannah is in stand out more and also shows the contrast betweenthe pre"ious scenes.
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Sound: The sound or this scene is going to be diegetic as the only sound that
would be heard is Hannah running towards the building. The sound will be
diegetic to ha"e a more realistic e%ect on the audience and they would gain
more knowledge o the narrati"e.
Image 3
Scenario: In this scene, Shania’s
character hears a noise in the
background, which results in her
hiding behind the lockers that are
on the corridor.
Shot: For this scene, I am going
to use a medium shot so theaudience can see the e#pressions
on the characters ace as well as
showing the character positioning
to show how she is trying to make hersel not seen by her enemy.
Cinematography: The lighting in this scene will be low key as it is the same
light that is also being reected rom the lights within the school.
Sound: The scene will be non&diegetic, as the noise the character hears in the
background will result in her action o hiding behind the lockers. The noise that
Shania’s character hears is a loud '(ang) rom when Hannah the *aucasian girlenters the building and the door slams closed.
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Scenario: Scene our will show
Shania’s character peering
round the edge o the lockers,
holding up the gun in her hand
ater she hears the bang.
Shot: The shot I will be using
or this scene is a medium close
up. This is to allow the audience
to see the character’s acial
e#pression and the weapon she is holding in ront o her.
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Cinematography: The lighting or this scene will be high key, to show contrast
between the frst scene where she is walking calmly through the school, and
when she is in preparation i she sees the person she is looking or.
Sound: The sound or this scene will be diegetic so the scene is seen as more
realistic and so the audience can eel apprehensi"e or Shania’s character.
Image 5
Scenario: This scene
shows Shania’s character
to continue walking as she
sees nothing coming rom
the direction the noise was
coming rom.
Shot: For this scene, the
shot that will be used will
be a wide shot. This is to
show Shania’s character
going back to her original
positioning in the frst
scene.
Cinematography: the lighting or this scene will be in high key to make her
mo"ement o continuing to walk stand out more, so it is clear to the audience hather character is doing.
Sound: The sound will be diegetic as it also the same motion in scene one,
where you can only hear the character’s ootsteps.
Image 6
Scenario: For scene + o
my production, Shania’s
character punches the
lockers on the corridor
out o rustration as she
can’t fnd her enemy
Hannah.
Shot: The shot I will be
using or this scene is a
medium shot. This is so
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the audience can see the characters acial e#pression as well as being able to
connect to the character’s emotion when she punches the locker.
Cinematography: The lighting will be low key as it will ha"e more o e%ect on
the audience as the lighting will be darker and dark colour represent anger and
rustration, which is one o the emotions the character is eeling.
Sound: In this scene, it will consist o diegetic sound as the loud punching o the
lockers makes a '(ang) sound. This will also come across as more belie"able to
the audience as they can hear the sound and understand more o the flm and
what is going on.
Image 7
Scenario: In this scene,
Hannah starts walking through
the corridor in search or her
enemy Shania, while holding
the gun at her chest.
Shot: this scene will be a wide
shot, showing the audience the
en"ironment the character is in
and also showing Hannahlooking around in ear. This
makes the scene more realistic
or the audience as they can see Hannah’s body positioning shows paranoia and
panic.
Cinematography: The lighting or this scene will be in low key lighting to make
the scene more dramatic and so the audience can eel the suspense in the scene
as well as the character.
Sound: This scene will be non& diegetic as there will be no sound. Ha"ing no
sound within throughout the scene will also create more thought and warinesseeling rom the audience in this chapter o my production.
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Scenario: In this scene,
Shania’s character turns
round the edge o the
wall and become ace&
to&ace with Hannah.
Shot: the shot this
scene will be in is a
close up shot. This is to
allow the audience to
eel the tension between
both characters and to
show both the
character’s acial
e#pressions, also so the
audience can eel connected with the narrati"e.
Cinematography: The lighting in this scene will remain low key, due to the
apprehension o the character’s ne#t mo"ements
Sound: The sound in this scene will be non& diegetic to build up more suspense
or the audience as well as a dramatic e%ect with the character’s
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Scenario: For this scene,
Shania’s character hides
behind the wall as Hannah
takes the frst shot.
Shot: This scene will consist
o a wide shot, so the
audience can see how thecharacters are positionned and the
acial e#pressions o both the
characeters. It is also clear to the
"iewers that a shooting
scenario has !ust taken place.
Cinematography: For this scene, the lighting will be low key due to the
continuous amount o tension with both o the characters. $lso, due to the
shooting, and it typically being a dangerous e"ent, this resulted in low key
lighting as a realistic scenario.
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Sound: The sound will be diegetic due to the gun shot noise. The sound o the
gun shot intrigues the audience more and they ha"e better understanding o
what the flm is about.
Image 10
Scenario: This scene will consist
o Shania’s character peering round the wall to aim at Hannah to shot her
howe"er, Hannah is not there.
Shot: This scene will be a o"er the shoulder shot to show
the audience the absence o Hannah when Shania turns to
shot at her. From this, the audience is aware
that she is isolated and dangerous by her now being
alone and ready to use her weapon.
Cinematography: The lighting will be reected by the lights withinthe school, meaning the lighting will be low key to create an unsae setting or
the audience to eel ear or Shania’s character.
Sound: This scene will be non& diegetic sound so the eeling o suspense
maintains and the audience connect with Shania’s character rom this scene,
with the eeling o terror.
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Scenario: Scene -- consists o Hannah
running down the stairs, to get away rom
Shania ater she took the frst shot.
Shot: $ low angle shot will be
used or this scene, so the
audience can see the
character’s emotion and acial
e#pression rom a di%erent angle.
Cinematography: The lighting or thisscene will be low key as it is being reected
also rom within the school.
Sound: The sound will be diegetic due to hearing Hannah’s ootsteps going
down the stairs. Furthermore is creates a realistic en"ironment because it is the
only sound heard.
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Image 12
Scenario: In this scene, Shania is runs
down the stairs, in attempt to fnd Hannah.
Shot: This scene will be in
a bird’s eye "iew shot,
showing where Shania is and what
is in her surroundings.
Cinematography: the
lighting will be low key,
showing Shania’s mo"ement,
which would illustrate to
the audience that it is still a mysterious scene and would engage them with the
story more.
Sound: This scene will consist on ha"ing a diegetic sound as Shania’s ootsteps
is the only sound that can be heard within this scene. $lso this shows normality
or the audience and makes the scene more natural as ootsteps are heard e"ery
day.
Image 13
Scenario: This scene consists o
Hannah running towards the end o
the corridor until she hears doors
opening and she pauses to listen oranyone coming.
Shot: Scene - will be a
medium shot to show Hannah
when she stopped running. The
audience should gather rom
this that Hannah and Shania are
close to each other and that they
will be ace&to&ace soon.
Cinematography: The lighting in this scene will be low key due to an#iety
throughout this scene, and making the audience bond with what is going on by
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engaging them into the flm more as they want to know what happens more into
the flm.
Sound: this scene will be diegetic as Hannah and the audience can hear the
opening o the doors.
Image 14
Scenario: In this scene, Shania is hiding
behind the wall with the gun held up to her
chest.
Shot: This scene will be a close up shot o Shania
holding the weapon and showing the audience the
look o ear and determination in her
ace.
Cinematography: the lighting is dim which
emphasises the mood o danger. This
lighting e%ect will also interest the
audience more because it builds the
tension in the scene.
Sound: this scene is going to be non& diegetic, which will create more suspense
or the audience and make it seem more natural.
Image 15
Scenario: Hannah takes o her
shoe and throws it into the
space in ront o her, to try and
catch the attention o Shania
Shot: This shot will be a wide
shot, showing the audience
where she is throwing the shoe
and the positioning o her
character.
Cinematography: The lighting still
remains dim and low key to emphasis
the mood and to put the audience in an emotion being apprehensi"e.
Sound: The sound that will be heard in this scene is the sound o the shoe when
it hits the oor, making this scene diegetic. Ha"ing the scene being diegetic will
make it more real or the audience to watch.
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Scenario: This scene
shows the gun Hannah
is holding up as she
!ust shot Shania.
Shot: this scene willbe a eye le"el shot
showing, Hannah
holding the gun
pointing it at the
camera. For the
audience this will
allow them to connect
more to the scene.
$lso that it eels
realistic because thegun is at eye le"el pointing towards the camera, where the audience are acing.
Cinematography: The lighting or this scene will be dark, so the audience can
eel more o the tension in this scene.
Sound: this scene is non& diegetic which builds up apprehension and more
engagement rom the audience.
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Scenario: in scene -/, Shania was
shot by Hannah in my
production, which results in Shania alling
to the oor.
Shot: the shot will be a close up o Shania,
showing her on the oor
unconscious.
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Cinematography: The lighting is dull, creating a gloomy e%ect or the audience,
as they can now tell that Shania is dead.
Sound: this scene will be non& diegetic to seem more realistic to the audience
that someone is dead.
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Scenario: Hannah drags Shania’s body across the oor to put
her out o sight.
Shot: this scene will be an o"er the shoulder shot,
showing the audience Hannah mo"ing Shania by her
eet out o sight.
Cinematography: The lightingremains dim still building anticipation or the
audience to know what will happen ne#t.
Sound: this scene is non& diegetic to make it
belie"able or the audience to know
someone !ust died.
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Scenario: Scene -0
shows Hannah hiding
Shania’s body
somewhere no one can
see her.
Shot: This will be a close up
shot to ad"ertise to the
audience that Hannah is hiding
the body. It is a close up shot to show
Hannah trying to mo"e the body
also showing her positioning making it ob"ious
to the audience she doesn’t want the body to be ound.
Cinematography: the lighting is low key as the atmosphere is now gloomy due
to Shania’s death.
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Sound: This scene is non& diegetic to build ner"ousness with the character and
the audience.
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Scenario: Shania’s
character wakes up on
a bench surrounded by
the netball team she
was pre"iously
playing with.
Shot: This scene will
be a point o "iew
shot, showingShania looking up
and seeing her team mates
starring at her with a
concerned look on their
aces. This tells the audience
that Shania was in a dream and it is clear to see her riends are worried by the
e#pressions on their aces.
Cinematography: the lighting is high key as the reection rom the lights are
beating down on the en"ironment and also because the tension mood has aded
rom the audience.
Sound: The sound in this scene is diegetic as Shania’s team mates ask i she is
okay and how she is eeling ater that incident.