Shot:
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Character:
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Location:
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Camera Angle:
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Lighting:
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Type of Shot:
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Action:
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1. Long Shot
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Danielle
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Back Garden
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High Angle –
to foreshadow what’s going to happen.
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Ambient
lighting – it will be filmed in daylight, outside.
|
Still shot
using tripod.
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Danielle
will walk to a table in her back garden with a mysterious object on it.
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2. Over the
shoulder
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
High angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
will walk to a table in her back garden with a mysterious object on it.
(continuous action being displayed through various shots)
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3. Tilt
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
walking
|
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4. Over the
shoulder
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
High angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
sits in the chair opposite to the mysterious object (a cup saying “drink
me”).
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5. Extreme Close
up
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
Birds eye
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
(handheld)
|
Danielle is
looking at the cup with a confused look.
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6. Close up
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
Low angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
picks up the cup and drinks from it.
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7. Extreme
close up
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
Eye-level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
picks up the cup and drinks from it.
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8. Over the
shoulder
|
Danielle
(Alice)
|
Norwich
Plantation Gardens
|
High angle –
to suggest vulnerability
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
The first
transition occurs to Alice in Wonderland, Danielle is confused.
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9. Medium
|
(location)
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Norwich
Plantation Gardens
|
Eye-level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Panning
shot.
|
To establish
location in order to distinguish between reality and fantasy.
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10. Tilt
|
Danielle
& Mad Hatter
|
Norwich
Plantation Gardens
|
Low Angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod
|
Alice is
introduced to the Mad Hatter.
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11. Extreme
Close up
|
Danielle
& Mad Hatter
|
Norwich
Plantation Gardens
|
Low angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod
|
The Mad
Hatter gives Alice a red rose (a recurring motif).
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12. Over the
shoulder
|
Danielle
& Mad Hatter
|
Norwich
Plantation Gardens
|
Eye Level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod
|
The Mad
Hatter waves goodbye to Alice.
|
13. Over the
shoulder
|
Danielle
|
Norwich
Plantation Gardens
|
Eye Level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Tracking
|
Alice skips –
causing the second transition to Hansel & Gretel.
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14. Medium
|
Danielle
(Gretel)
|
UEA Lake
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod
|
Danielle is
now Gretel and is confused by the change of location and costume.
|
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15. Close up
|
Hansel
|
UEA Lake
|
Low angle to
High angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Panning shot
using tripod.
|
To establish
another character (Hansel).
|
16. Long shot
|
Danielle
& Hansel
|
UEA Lake
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle is
introduced to Hansel.
|
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17. Extreme
close up
|
Danielle
& Hansel
|
UEA Lake
|
Eye-level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Tracking
shot.
|
Danielle and
Hansel are skipping.
|
18. Extreme
close up
|
Danielle
& Hansel
|
UEA Lake
|
High angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
They see a
gingerbread house and pick it up and put it in a basket.
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19. Extreme
close up.
|
Danielle
|
UEA Lake
|
Birds eye
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Zoomed in.
|
Zoomed in
shot to the basket and then zoomed out to reveal new location.
|
20. Extreme
Close up
|
Danielle
(Little Red Riding Hood)
|
UEA Forest
|
Eye Level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
(now LRRH) is walking through the forest.
|
21. Over the
shoulder
|
Danielle
|
UEA Forest
|
High angle -
to suggest vulnerability
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
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22. Long
|
Danielle
|
UEA Forest
|
Eye Level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Panning
using tripod.
|
Danielle
stops and looks behind her (to imply there is something else in the forest).
|
23. Extreme
Close up
|
Danielle
|
UEA Forest
|
High angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Shot of red
roses in basket to suggest a link between each fairy tale.
|
24. Extreme
Close up
|
Danielle
|
UEA Forest
|
Eye Level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
walks up to the camera looking ahead, implying there is something ahead.
|
25. Close up
|
Danielle
(Goldilocks)
|
Chloe’s
House
|
Eye Level
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Tracking
shot.
|
Danielle
(now Goldilocks) is skipping when she comes across a house.
|
26. Tilt
|
Danielle
|
Chloe’s
House
|
Low angle
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
looks at her costume and then walks up to the house.
|
27. Extreme close
up
|
Danielle
|
Chloe’s
House
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
knocks on the doors, no one answers.
|
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28. Extreme
close up
|
(Establish
mise en scene)
|
Chloe’s
House
|
Eye level
|
Non-ambient
lighting (lights in house)
|
Panning
shot.
|
Shot of
three bowls as a hint to the fairy tale being portrayed.
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29. Medium
|
Danielle
|
Chloe’s
House
|
Low angle
|
Non-ambient
lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
gets into bed and falls asleep.
|
30. Extreme
close up
|
Danielle
|
Chloe’s
House
|
High angle
|
Non-ambient
lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
falls asleep.
|
31. Close up
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
(same location as first shot)
|
High angle –
to suggest vulnerability.
|
Ambient
lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
wakes up, normally dressed and back at first location.
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32. Extreme
close up
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
Birds eye
|
Ambient
lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
|
Danielle
looks at the cup and it is empty – this implies that the drink triggered the
fairy tales.
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33. Extreme
close up
|
Danielle
|
Back Garden
|
Ambient
Lighting
|
Still shot
using tripod.
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Close up of
her face to reveal her emotions.
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Thursday, 13 November 2014
Shot List for Music Video
This is our proposed shot list, however during filming, we have developed this further. My group and I utilised the locations to its full extent based on natural mise en scene already there, for example the Norwich Plantation Gardens had lots of features beneficial to our production to create a fantasy atmosphere.
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An excellently detailed shot list.
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