Thriller Opening Shot List

The first shot was planned to be a low angle shot of the driveway which would then show me from behind as I cycle towards the house. We successfully incorporated this into our rough edit and final edit. I think it does well in establishing the location and it's size. Also, the camera is slightly faced towards the fence, this shows that as I cycle past, I am trapped in the location.

We then planned to do a point of view shot as I see the pool and the girl, this was done but not with Emily in the pool, instead, she was standing beside it and could be seen through the window. I don't think this alters the quality of the choice of shot. Then, differing with the plan, we done a wide shot showing me as I get off the bike and see something in the pool house. The transition then brings us to a wide shot showing me walk past and seeing the girl in the pool house. It then pans back and forth showing the window empty with the girl mysteriously gone.

Along with quite a few others, these are examples of how we differed our filming to the original storyboard. But we knew that this would be likely to happen, as shown at the top of the storyboard 'All shots subject to change.' Although, we have also used many shots that we planned to, for example, the over-the-shoulder shot  we planned to used during the conversation at the end, which we then reversed to use over both the characters shoulders to show the opposite view.

Shotlist
* D&F Productions
Home-video (many varying shots that quickly change, using shots that are difficult to recognise)
* In association with Warp Films
Very Wide Shot
Wide Shot-
Wide Shot
Wide Shot
Panning Shot
Panning Shot
Wide Shot
Panning Shot
Cutaway
Wide Shot
Wide Shot
Cutaway
Sideways Track
Close Up with Tracking Shot
Sideways Track
Wide Shot
Point-of-View Shot
Wide Shot
Tilt Shot
Close Up
Zoom In
Mid-Shot
Point-of-View Shot
Close Up with Tracking Shot
Over-the-Shoulder Shot
(Reverse Shot) Over-the-Shoulder
Medium Close Up