Shot list

     Hello blog! The next step in finishing our pre-production phase is the shot list. Me and my partner were not informed in how to make a shot list so we looked through some possible articles that could help us achieve this task.

https://www.techsmith.com/blog/shot-list/

    The link above gave me all the information needed to start my upcoming shot list. I am a fan of this technique since it will help me keep my production in place without any surprise mix ups. Although a shot list isn't a complex document, it will help the process of filming much easier and faster.

    Bellow is the following shot list that me and my partner have developed:

Shot 1 - (MS, low angle, static) Doors swing open as the couple runs away from cops

Shot 2 - (LS, eye level, pan) couple continues to run out

Shot 3 - (LS, high angle, static) couple finally at peace in an abandoned hallway 

Shot 4 - (Zoom in) into the male's head to commence a flashback

FLASHBACK:

Shot 5 - (LS, eye level, hand held) couple happy at the beach

Shot 6 - (Close up, POV) all the luxurious stolen items

Shot 7- (LS, eye level, handheld) couple jokingly flirting while playing around with the items

Shot 8 - (Close up, POV) male smiling in love

Shot 9 - (Close up, POV) female smiling in love

Shot 10 - (LS, eye level, tilt up) couple running into ocean

Shot 11 - (Zoom out) of males head to end flash back

BACK TO REAL TIME:

Shot 12 - (LS, eye level, pan) Couple hiding as cops look around

Shot 13 - Title shot

Shot 14 - (Close up, eye level, handheld) male freaking out as he worries about the situation

Shot 15 - (MS, Dutch angle, static) couple arguing

Shot 16 - (Zoom out) of hiding location

Shot 17 - (LS, birds eye view, zoom out) of parking lot