Shot Schedule

The shot schedule will show the order in which we'll film each clip.

Shot number 1. Exterior-Outside the house: Wide shot of the house from far away. To do this we'll use a tripod then push in closer towards the front door. 

Shot number 2. Interior-By the front door/corridor: The camera then moves slowly through the corridor ahead, this will be done with a moving tripod. The digetic pre-recorded phone call to the police will begin at this point. 

Shot number 3. Interior-Living room: The camera will pan left from moving down the corridor to showing the inside of the living room. A tripod will be used here to give a smooth movement.

Shot number 4. Interior- Living room: We will start by showing a wide shot of the room and then do a hand held tour of the room.

Shot number 8. Interior- Living room/corridor: The corridor is our master shot, the camera always goes back here after touring the rooms.When the camera pans back to the corridor it will go back to using the original effect to show present day. 

shot number 9. Interior- The camera will then pull out and pan to the right so the camera is facing back down the corridor. This will be done using a moving tripod, the phone call will start to get closer to the end.

Shot number 10. Interior- Corridor/kitchen: The camera slowly moves back up the corridor and pans left again to the kitchen. Here our 2 minute clip finishes.

Shot number 5. Interior- The flashbacks will begin the camera will push in to extreme close ups of important objects. The flashbacks are all done with a different filter to create a negative effect which shows the previous incident. The low key lighting will show the difference between past and present.

Shot number 6. interior- a close up of a dead girl laying on the floor with blood on her will be used in the flashback.

Shot number 7. interior- the camera will then pan left towards the girls hand to show the phone and the 999 call, at this point the call would be cut off.

by Jess