Ideas + Shot List
The initial idea for our first exercise is a meeting between Ash and Jess, Ash will drop off a case of money, to 'pay off' Jess for her keeping quiet about something he has done, he is really worried about the drop off, this will be made known through the shots and sound of the film. The film will currently be shot in the English block, unless no rooms are avaliable, then it may be changed.
A list of the shots is below:
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Shots INT/EXT
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Length
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Location
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EXT Establishing shot of building
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5 Seconds
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English Block
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INT Panning shot of Ashley walking in character
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5 Seconds
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English Block
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INT Point of view walking through character
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5 Seconds
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English Block
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INT Over the shoulder shot, looking at lockers
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4 seconds
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English Block
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INT In locker shot looking out at Ashley
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4 Seconds
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English Block
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INT High angle shot/tracking of Ashley
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4 seconds
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English Block
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INT Mid shot of Ashley Opening Door
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5 seconds
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English Block
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INT Match on action through door, high angle (from ceiling corner)
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5 seconds
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English Block
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INT POV shot of Jess as Ash walks in
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6 Seconds
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English Block
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INT Over the Shoulder shot of Ash
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3 Seconds
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English Block
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INT Over the shoulder of Jess
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3 seconds
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English Block
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INT Move camera back as Ash starts talking
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8 seconds
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English Block
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INT Low angle shot of Jess Talking
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8 seconds
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English Block
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INT Arc shot as Jess/Ash exchange more dialog
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10 seconds
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English Block
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INT High angle/two shot as Ashley slides case over to Jess and she
opens it
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7 seconds
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English Block
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INT Pan and quick zoom into Ashley as he speaks
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5 seconds
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English Block
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INT Tilt down / close up as Jess replies
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5 seconds
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English Block
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INT low, long shot as Jess stands up and leaves the room
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5 seconds
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English Block
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INT Zoom out as Ash is relieved that she has gone
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4 seconds
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English Block
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INT Pan shot as door closes
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3 seconds
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English Block
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Storyboarding
After this was completed, Jess worked on the storyboard. This is where the shot list has been turned into a drawn/cartoon version of how each shot will look, underneath each shot is a breif description of what will happen in the shot. Below are some photos of the completed storyboard, this along with the shot list will be used when we film to help us create an accurate production.
