Tuesday, January 7, 2025

Pre- Production: Film Opening Shot List

 

ACT I Shot List

A shot list is a document that describes each shot within a film or video to map out everything that will happen in a scene.

Shot #

Description/Action Line

Camera Shot (Shot size and angle)

Composition of Shot and Camera Framing

Camera Movement

Sound (Music, Dialogue, sound effects.)

1

Close up of a bookshelf in the Nook, where we showcase our credits. Violet’s hand is seen grabbing a book.

Close up shot, low angle

Symmetry, POV

Static

Music

2

Violet is sitting down and reading on a table. The librarian from across the room slowly walks closer to Violet while she reads and listens to music, getting more in focus.

Medium shot, shoulder level

Rule of thirds, 2 shot

Static

Music, footsteps

3

Over the shoulder from the librarian’s perspective as she tells violet that the school is closing and to enjoy her weekend. Violet agrees and the librarian leaves.

Medium Full shot, high angle

OTS,

Random movement

Footsteps, dialog, book closing

4

Violet leaves the Nook and walks into frame, putting on her headphones, and then walks out of frame with music playing.

Medium Close-up shot, eye level

Single

Static

Footsteps, door closing, music

5

Over the shoulder of the stalker who is watching her leave the school. He then leaves the frame after her.

Wide shot, shoulder level

OTS

Tracking

Heavy breathing

1

We watch Violet from in front of her walk home listening to music

Full shot, eye level

Single

Tracking, random movement

Music

2

POV of the stalker watching her go home from behind her, walking slower than her.

Full shot, shoulder level

POV

Random movement

Heavy breathing, footsteps

3

Violet walks up to her front door and sighs.

Medium Full, shoulder level

Single

Tracking

Sighs, door opening, sounds from inside

4

Violet walks inside and calls out for her parents with no response.

Full shot, high angle

Single

Static

Dialog

5

Violet walks to her room.

Medium Full shot, hip level

Single

Trucking

Footsteps, music

6

With the camera looking through the fan, she walks into her room and sits down at her vanity mirror.

Wide shot, overhead angle

Single

Static

Sounds of ceiling fan

7

Violet looks at the mirror and comments on her appearance.

Medium Full shot, shoulder level

POV

Static

Dialog

8

Close up of Violets personal journal as she pulls it out of her bag.

Close up shot, low angle

Insert

Static

Diegetic sounds of bag

9

Violet writes in her journal and as she writes the camera zooms closer onto her. When she is done writing and stands up, the stalker is revealed to be watching through her window.

Full shot, shoulder level

Single

Zoom in

Dialog, pen writing, chair moving, audio stinger

10

She lays in bed with music.

Medium shot, overhead shot

Single

Static

Music, diegetic sounds of bed creaking

11

A knock is heard at the door, startling Violet, she sits up and she calls out thinking it is her parents.

Medium shot, knee level

Single

Boom

Door knock, bed creaking, dialog

12

She walks out of her room to check the door, leaving the frame

Full shot, eye level

Single

Static

Door opening, ceiling fan

13

We watch her over her shoulder as she walks towards the door.

Close up shot, shoulder level

OTS

Random movement

Footsteps, tense music

14

From the outside we see her open the door and look down.

Medium Close up shot, eye level

Single

Static

Door opening, tense music, bird noises

15

Close up of the note and lipstick on the floor.

Extreme Close up shot, high angle

Insert

Random movement

Diegetic sounds

16

Close up of Violet as she picks up the note and looks around.

Medium Close up shot, hip level

Single

Tilt

No sound

17

Violet reads the note, the further she gets the more the camera moves closer her.

Full shot, Dutch angle

Single

Push in

Dialog, tense music, sharp cut off

18

Once she is done reading the camera zooms out quickly.

Wide shot, eye level

Single

Zoom out

Tense music, heavy breathing, heart beating

19

Violet looks around to see who could have sent the note.

Medium Close up shot, eye level

Single

Random movement

Heavy breathing

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