Shot List:
Majority of my short film will be shot in a close up shot however you will not be able to see the speaker face
because he would like to remain anonymous when he is telling us his story.
Home Scene
Birds eye view: So that you can
see what he is doing from above
and get a witness of the scene
and what is going on around him
and the area
Close up: The close-up scene will
be used when he is either
drinking or taking drugs to add a
dramatic atmosphere and to add
tension
Medium Shot: This will be used
when Tommy is on the phone to
show us his facial expression and
to get a dramatic atmosphere and
feel what the character is going
through.
Office Scene
Close Up: The close up shot will
be used when he is sitting at his
desk and doing his work t show us
his facial expression for when he
is at work
Medium Shot: This will be used
when Tommy is walking to the
boss’s office so that you will be
able to focus on his facial
expression and his body
movement when he is worried.
Birds eye view: This will be used
when Tommy is sat at his desk
and when the name of the film
pops up to add a dramatic feel
and to see what everyone around
him is doing.
Bridge Scene
Medium Shot: This will be used
when Tommy is standing on the
bridge so you are able to see his
body expression and his facial
expression.
Long Shot: This will be used when
everyone is standing around the
bridge with Tommy trying to talk
to him and tell him to come down
and not jump.
Wide Shot: This will be used to
jump between all the other shots
on the bridge to add a dramatic
feeling and to make sure that
everyone is able to see who is
there and to make the shot feel
more inviting to the viewers.