Shot List

 



    The Final Shot List



Based off of the story board, here is the list of shots that will take place in order. A shot list is important because it allows me to keep track of what I have captured and what I still need to film. This is subject to change based off of what occurs during filming days. 


1. Establishing Shot
2. Close Up behind shelf
3. Mid Shot- show him revealing himself by removing item
4. POV Close up shot
5. POV Tracking Shot
6. Mid Shot Low Angle
7. Wide Shot, Zoom in
8. Pan from the side, wide shot
9. Behind the Shoulder tracking
10. Wide shot
11. Mid shot
12. Wide shot- camera follows phone
13. Close up POV shot 
14. Mid shot- Behind the shoulder- track
15. Mid shot from the front while walking
16. Eyeline match to POV shot- zoom out
17. Mid Shot waist level
18. Wide shot while walking
19. POV shot- camera in phone is high angle
20. Extreme close up- including full emotions and worry
21. POV close up shot of phone
22. Close up of keys in pocket- camera follows arm movements
23. POV shot
24. Wide Shot- show Bob vs his location
25. Pan Long shot
26. Mid shot
27. Extreme close up of phone
28. Close mid shot of face- make sure he is shaking
29. Close up of phone- slowly zoom into it as action intensifies
30. Wide shot
31. Dropping shot following the phone
32. Mid Shot







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