Shot List

 

Scene	Shot	Type	Description	Done?
1	EST		Establishing shot of the road (our location)	o
2	P	WTR	Panning shot of the common, slowly moving from left to right	o
3	POV	NOD	Introduction of Frederico through a Myles point of view shot. The nodding will involve relational editing	o
4	2S	MS	Characters walking, talking and messing around	o
5	2S	MS	While showing both characters speaking, Myles phone rings	o
6	IS	ECU	Extreme close up of Myles’ ringing phone in his hand	o
7	CU		Close up on Myles’ reaction to unknown number	o
8	ELS	CA/ POV	Shouting of Myles’ & Frederico’s name causes them to turn around. They see a group of boys in the far distance	o
9	ECU		Extreme close up of Myles’ face reaction	o
10	ECU		Extreme close up of Frederico’s face reaction	o
11	LAS		*Camera drops to the ground* It captures Myles & Frederico sprinting off	o
12	POV		Filming of Myles and/or Frederico running	o
13	LA	CU	Camera films only our feet running, while shouts are heard in the background	o
14	LA	MS 2S	Shot of Myles & Frederico climbing a gate	o
15	OSS		Over the shoulder shot of the unknown chasers shouting at Myles & Frederico through the gate.	o
16	CI	CU	Cut in shot of a school caretaker shouting at the chasers	o
17			*NEXT SCENE*	o
18	2S		Both boys filmed sitting next to each other gasping for breath	o
19	CU		Myles confiding in Frederico	o
20	CU		Frederico confiding in Myles	o
21	2S	HA	Continuity editing and accelerating time is used, while titles come across the screen as the scene ends	o

Shot ‘Type’ Glossary

EST	Establishing Shot Usually extremely wide, and sets the location/setting for the scene.
ELS	Extreme Long-Shot Subject is visible, placing them in their setting. Between EST and LS.
LS	Long-Shot Subject takes up all or nearly all of the full height of the frame.
MS	Mid-Shot Shows some part of the subject in detail whilst giving an impression of the rest of the subject.
MCU	Medium Close-Up Halfway between the MS and CU.
CU	Close-Up A certain feature or part of the subject takes up the entire frame.
ECU	Extreme Close-Up Shot getting much closer to a subject to show more detail.
HA	High Angle Camera in a high location, looking down.
LA	Low Angle Camera in a low location, looking up.
CA	Cutaway A shot of something other than the current action.
CI	Cut-In Shows some part of the subject in detail. Interview.
2S	Two-Shot Shot of two people at once, comfortably framed in a mid-shot.
OSS	Over-the-Shoulder Shot Looking from behind one person to the subject.
POV	Point-of-View Shot Shot from the subject’s perspective.
NOD	Noddy Shot Usually refers to a reverse shot on an interviewing nodding or otherwise responding to a subject.
WTR	Weather Shot The subject is the weather.