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Eleanor Penfold Shot List Further Development Of My Story Bored SHOT NUMBER SHOT TYPE CAMERA MOVEMENT DESCRIPTION OF THE SHOT IN WHICH I AM GOING TO USE AND FURTHER DETAIL LOCATION SOUND 1 Close- up Panning out- starting close before moving out. Within this shot I shall capture ‘Christie’s’ reaction and mental distress. Her eyes will open and she will be looking frantically around the room until she sees her ‘boyfriend’. Studio Intro to the song. 0-12 seconds 2 Medium close up Dolly movement This shot will incorporate a movement around the characters. This will capture the ‘boyfriend’ shouting at ‘Christie’ whilst ‘Christie’ remains a character with no voice. Studio 12-16 seconds 3 Close up Still This shot will capture Christie holding her neck as if to reiterate the fact that she cannot speak and is Studio 16- 19 seconds

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Shot List Further Development Of My Story BoredSHOT NUMBER SHOT TYPE CAMERA

MOVEMENTDESCRIPTION OF THE SHOT IN WHICH I AM

GOING TO USE AND FURTHER DETAILLOCATION SOUND

1 Close- up Panning out- starting close before moving out.

Within this shot I shall capture ‘Christie’s’ reaction and mental distress. Her eyes will open and she will be looking frantically around the room until she sees her ‘boyfriend’.

Studio Intro to the song.0-12 seconds

2 Medium close up

Dolly movement This shot will incorporate a movement around the characters. This will capture the ‘boyfriend’ shouting at ‘Christie’ whilst ‘Christie’ remains a character with no voice.

Studio 12-16 seconds

3 Close up Still This shot will capture Christie holding her neck as if to reiterate the fact that she cannot speak and is essentially trapped by her ‘boyfriend’.

Studio 16- 19 seconds

4 Close up Pan out slowly This shot will capture the ‘boyfriend’ throwing ‘Christie’ to the floor.

Studio 19- 23 seconds

5 Long shot Still This shot will capture the evident scene to the audience. ‘Christie’ will be on the floor and ‘Matt’ will be towering over her with his hands on his hips.

Studio 23-39 seconds

6 Establishing Pan out This shot will capture ‘Matt’ leaving the Studio 39-45 seconds

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shot studio, slamming the door closed behind him. ‘Christie’ will be left on the floor- looking after him

7 Close up Still This shot will capture ‘Christie’s’ emotion and anger at the fact that he has left. The camera will move and present her banging her head against the wall.

Studio 0:45- 1:02 minutes

8,9,10,11 Establish A variety This shot will be of ‘Christie’ in her new environment looking down at her clothes and surroundings.

Sandy Hill 1:02-1:20

12,13,14 Long Shot Zoom in (A variety)

This shot will follow Christie as she moves and dances- expressing herself to this clear environment.

Sandy Hill 1:20-1:53

15 Medium Close up

Still This shot will capture Christie’s face and emphases her heavy breathing.

Sandy Hill 1:53- 2:00

16 Long shot Pan in This shot transforms her back into her normal surroundings where she then lip-sings with the music.

Studio 2:00-2:30

17,18 Medium close up

Still ‘Christie’ will place her hand on the door and pause before she continuous and escapes.

Studio 2:20-2:30

19 Establishing shot

Still This is an establishing shot, showing the audience that ‘Christie’ is in a new location. ‘Christie’ is overlooking into the sea.

Bournemouth Beach

2:30- 2:40

20 Close up Dolly movement This shot will capture ‘Christie’s’ peaceful expression looking out to the ocean.

Bournemouth Beach

2:40-3:00

21,22,23 Establishing Shot

Still/ a variety This shot will incorporate the likes of birds flying over in the sky

Bournemouth Beach

3:00- 3:20

24,24,26 Long shot Still / a variety This shot captures Christie looking up to the sky and circling around.

Bournemouth Beach

3:20-4

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27,28,29,30 Low angel Zoom out/ a variety

This shot will incorporate the transformation ‘Christie’ goes through to become a ‘bird’ (so to speak) through the likes of special effects.

Bournemouth Beach

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