SHOT LIST

 Shot list

SCENE 1.

Interior Shot

1. Starts with tracking shot, which we captured using our tripod: Medium Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

2. Then we have a dolly in shot. Which we captured using a tripod and my partner Yusha’s skateboard as a stabiliser: Close up Shot, High Angle Shot

3. All next shots are taken in the same manner i,e, dolly: Close up Shot, Eye level Shot

4. Flashback character is established using low angle shot: Close up Shot, Worms Eye View Shot

5. Tracking + Big closeup to establish the character’s personality: Extreme Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

SCENE 2.

Exterior Shot

6. A high-angled downwards tilt that establishes the location and character: Full Shot, High Angle Shot

7. A sideways truck shot that establishes the character exclusively: Medium Close up Shot, High Angle Shot

8. Goes to a tracking shot of the main character: Medium Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

9. Flashback has a revolving truck shot +Pan right shot: Extreme Close up Shot, High Angle Shot

10. For the next shots, we used a tripod to capture static shots that had dialogue: Medium Close up Shot, High Angle Shot

SCENE 2B.

Interior Shot

11. Mid-Closeup shot, that lasts for 15 seconds: Medium Close up Shot, Eye level Shot

SCENE 3.

Exterior Shot

12. An establishing upward tilt shot, using a gimbal: Very Wide Shot, High Angle Shot

13. Character establishment shot, using rule of thirds: Wide Shot, High Angle Shot

14. Extreme close up shot of car tires: Extreme Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

15. Car enters in frame, shot using a tripod stand: Extreme Close up Shot, Low Angle shot

16.  Extreme closeup + Upwards tilt shot: Extreme Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

17. A sideways tracking shot of character: Medium Close up Shot, Eye level Shot

18. Extreme closeup shot of man taking gun out: Extreme Close up Shot, Eye level Shot

19. Dolly in to show surprised face: Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

20. Stable tripod shot to fire gun: Medium Close up Shot, Eye level Shot

21. Backwards tracking shot of character: Medium Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

22. Stable tripod shot: Extreme Close up Shot, Eye level Shot

23. Pan shot, using tripod: Medium Close up Shot, Low Angle Shot

24. Handheld shot for maximum cinematic effect: Long Shot, Worms Eye View Shot

25. High angle shot from top of a tree: Full Shot, Birds Eye view Shot

Overall all the shots were taken from an angle or position which makes it cinematic. See you in the next Blog post!