shot lists for trailer


SHOT LIST BY LOCATION
OUTDOOR SETTING
Shot No.
Description of the shot (type of shot etc.)
Filmed?

ES of the setting – SHOW A SHOT OF DESSERTED BUILDING


WS OF THE SETTING


POV SHOT OF CLOSE UPS


POV-CHARACTERS TALKING ABOUT WHAT THEY SEE


WS OF CHARACETRS


POV- CLOSE UP OF CHARACTER HIMSELF


WD OF CHARCATERS WALKING AHEAD


CU OF CHARCTERS WALKING NEXT TO THE CHARCTER WITH CAMERA


LS OF CAHARACTER 1 WALKIG INSIDE A BUILDING


WS –OF THE BEDROOM


WS – ALL CHACRCTERS SITTING ON THE BED


OTS Shot –  CHARACTER 2 TALKING


MS- OF CHARCATER 3 ON BED


CU – OF THE FACE


CU –OF HER FCAE


MS –  OF CHARCATER 3 LEAVING


MS –  OF THE CHARACTER WALKING DOWN THE STARIS


WS – INCLUEDING THE GUY AND HOUSES BEHIND


POV/SHAKY-RUNNING OUT OF THE HOUSE


OTS Shot (Behind character 1 and 2) – IN THE WOOD SHOT OVER CHARCATER 1


OTS Shot – OVER CHARACTER 2


OTS- OVER CHARACTER 3


WS – OF THE BUSHES




INDOOR SETTING
SHOT NO.
CU – CHARACTER 4 EDITING ON COMPUTER

MCU – CHARACTER 4 LOOKING AT THE SCREEN AND FROWNING


MS – CHARACTER 3 ENTERING


MS –  CHARCATER 3 SITS NEXT TO CHARACTER 4


MS –   CHATACTER 3 AND 4 TALKING


WS – CHARACTER 1 AND 2 JOIN


CU – ALL CHARACTERS LOOKING AT THE SCREEN CONSUFED


MWS – CHARACTER 1 TALKING;FRIGHTENED


CU – character 1 crying


CU – agonised expression on her face/ starts crying


MCU – character 1eyes looking to the other side


CU – candles (camera moves along the row of candles)


MS – of all characters


Extreme CU of character 1 face - tilts head down, evil smirk across face and laughs sadistically  


CU of the face dark lighting minimal light


CU, Low angle (on the table)  - dark lighting with minimal light


CU – Shots of people’s eyes in the darkness


LS – the protagonist stumbling into the dark room


MS (worm’s eye view) – Nakia swinging at the cult member with a hammer


ECU – Nakia losing grip on the hammer (slowly drops it)


ECU – worried expression on Aris’s face


WS – Aris blindfolded and tied up in the centre of a circle of candles


Worm’s eye view of the cult member (satanic emblem engraved on forehead and SFX makeup


Close up – Cult leader holding a bible


Extreme CU (ECU) of the occult leader’s face (pale face)


Extreme CU (ECU) of the occult leader’s face (satanic emblem engraved on forehead SFX makeup etc.)




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