Planning; Shot list

The following table of the shot list was composed by Panashe charamba, as part of the discussion taken by team black hat, about the shots which should be involved in the opening of the film.

Shot No.	Location	Framing	Angle	Movement	Dialogue	Cast	Notes
1	Exterior of House	Establishing shot	Low angle	Zooming (slow)	None	None	At night when it’s dark. (preferably raining)
2	Interior of House	Long shot	Mid angle	Panning (slow)	Boy speaking on the phone with his mother.	Mathew	Keep boy in the centre of the screen, Then mum hangs up.
3	Interior of House	POV	High angle	None (still shot)	None	Mathew	Make sure we can see some of the arm, but still able to see the phone clearly.
4	"	Close up	Mid angle	Zooming (slow)	None	Mathew
5	"	POV	High angle	Panning, (moving to the speed of the arm)	None	Mathew	The panning move with the speed of the arm making sure the phone stays in the centre of the frame.
6	"	Mid shot	High angle	Slowly tilting down until it faces flow	None	Mathew	Boy is falling asleep.
7	"	Mid shot	Mid angle	Camera tilting up (slow)	None	Mathew	Camera starts looking at lower half of the bed and slowly rises up until the boys face is near the bottom of the frame.
8	"	Close up	BEV to mid angle	Moves from BEV and then moves to Mid angle shot.	None	Mathew	Speeds up the movement of the camera.
9	"	Mid shot/POV	Low angle	None	Lullaby	Carrie	We should try to get as much of the rope in the shot as possible.
10	"	Mid shot/POV	BEV	None	Lullaby	Mathew
11	"	Mid shot	Low angle    shot	None	None	Mathew	Camera should not have the floor in frame.
12	"	Close up	BEV to mid angle	Moves from BEV and then moves to Mid angle shot.	None	Mathew	Speeds up the movement of the camera.
13	"	Mid shot	BEV	None	None	Mathew
14	"	Close up	Mid angle	Panning out (slow)	None	Mathew
15	"	Mid shot	Mid angle	Panning out (slow)	None	Mathew	Face close to the bottom of the frame.
16	"	Long shot	Mid angle	None	Lullaby	Mathew, Carrie
17	"	Over the shoulder	Mid angle	None	Lullaby	Mathew, Carrie
18	"	Extreme close up	Mid angle	None	Lullaby	Mathew	The eyes have to be in the centre of the frame.

This shot list will be a guide line to the director for what shots, that should be taken when filming. This should also allow the team to keep organised when filming, as the whole team will have a general idea of what the shots should look like.