Planning-Shot List

Shot number	Shot type	Duration (seconds)	Description of action	Sound/dialogue
1	Longshot	3	Establishing shot of victims street	N/A
2	Medium crab shot	10	Begins by showing the victim sitting having a conversation in the living room via a shot through the window. The camera then crab over the door before it opens to reveal the victim hugging someone and getting ready to leave.	“Goodbye” etc.
3	High angle shot	2	Show the victim leaving the house.
4	Over the shoulder shot	5	Victim is called back to get their bag (because they forgot it) then walks away out of the frame.	“Bye… Oh Taylor! Your bag.”
5	Wide shot	3	Victim’s feet are shown walking under the car.	N/a
6	Extreme close up	2	Victim puts headphones in their ears.	N/a
7	Extreme close up	2	Victim presses play on her phone. Music begins.	Music begins to play
8	Long shot	2-3	Victim walks down the road	Music continues
9	Medium long shot	2	Victim emerges from around the corner	Music continues
10	Long shot	3-4	Victim bumps into attacker.	Music continues to play
11	Over the shoulder shot	5	The attacker turns round to look at the victim, the camera follows their movements over their shoulder and the focus is on the victim in the background	Music continues to play
12	Long shot	2-3	The victim is coming round another wide corner and along the road. Attacker is seen following behind her	Music continues
13	Medium close up	10	Victim gets a call and answers it. Attacker is seen behind her	Music cuts out when she removes her headphones. “Hello? Yeah… yeah, I’m on my way… See you soon”
14	Point of view	8	POV of the victim checking if it’s clear for them to cross the road and the attacker catches her eye	n/a
15	Long shot	2	Victim enters the gate to lead to footpath through the woods	n/a
16	Medium long shot	2	Victim is shown walking through the gate. Vies is from inside the woods and she walks past the camera out of the frame	n/a
17	Long shot	2	Same shot as the one use of the victim entering the woods from outside, however it only shows the attacker entering	n/a
18	Medium long shot	2	Same shot as the victim entering the woods, view from inside the woods. However it shows the attacker entering	n/a
19	Medium shot	2	Shows the victim in the foreground walking through the woods towards the camera. The attacker is seen following her	n/a
20	Over the shoulder shot	2-3	Victims hears the attacker behind them and turn around, then runs	Twig snaps
21	Point of view	3-4	POV from the attacker chasing after the victim	Intense music and heavy breathing
22	Longshot	2-3	Camera is focused on the leaves in the foreground but the chase is blurry and visible in the background	Intense music continues
23	Point of view	3-4	POV from the victim running, turns around and the attacker is very close. Victims trips up on a log and falls. She’s knocked out	Music cuts out when she screams
24	Medium long shot	3-5	Shows the attacker taking the victims belongings and leaving her there
25	Medium close up to Pull out	3-5	Shows a bird’s eye view of the victim laying there before it pulls out	Sad music or birds tweeting
26	Tilt	2-3	The camera tilts straight after the pull out to show the sky and the sun. Title of the film appears	N/A

Planning-Initial Ideas

Gang film

 

 

 

• Useful when representing social groups
• Large cast, problematic
• Large audience

 

 

 

Chase scene

 

 

 

• Good camera shots
• Can include social groups
• Causes tension therefore gives good impact
• Music easy to find for the genre

 

 

 

Romantic film

 

 

 

• Small cast
• Appealing to a specific audience
• May not include many shot types

 

 

 

Teen drama about a group of friends

 

 

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• Appealing to specific audience
• Can easily include titles
• Music easy to find for the genre

 

 

 

Mixing ideas

 

 

 

The most compatible ideas are the first two (Gang film and a chase scene) as they can easily intertwine and also provide lots of positives to enable us to reach the highest marks. It also allows us to answer evaluation questions regarding social groups. We can make the genre accessible to a large audience as it isn’t as specific as the Rom-com or Teen Drama.

Planning- Risk assessment

Hazard	Possible Harm	People at risk	Existing Controls	Furhter action required	Risk factor
Floor (tripping up, falling, sliding etc)	Bruising, broken bones, cuts, concussion, death	Actors, cameraman, members of the public	Lack of rubbish due to bins    Paths already designated within the woods and pavement.   Good housekeeping within the home.   Doorways kept clear	First aid kit Ensure the path is clear and accessible	Low
Getting lost	Interaction with strangers, go missing or get taken	Actors, cameraman, members of the public	Maps Road signs Continue to take register of cast and crew	Keep maps at hand.   Keep phone fully charged and close by with emergency numbers	Low
Traffic	Bruising, Shock, broken bones, cuts, concussion, death	Actors, cameraman, members of the public	Speed limits Crossings Traffic lights Car breaks	Looking before crossing.	Medium
Technical Equipment	Damage, loss, relevant injuries	Actors, cameraman, members of the public	Insurance   Further equipment to assist the transportation and movement of all equipment used    Regular safety check for the equipment used	N/a	Low
Medial conditions, injuries and disabilities	Further injuries, rashes, death	Actors, cameraman, members of the public	Relevant medication	First aid kit       Emergency number	Low
Concerned public	Involvement with the emergency services	Actors and crew	N/a	Inform all locals of filming.    Signs use to inform public of filming	Low
Any Stunts	Bruising, broken bones, cuts, concussion, death	Actors, cameraman, members of the public	N/a	First aid kit     Emergency numbers   Ensure all participants have given consent for their involvement of stunts	Medium

Planning-Props

Prop	Where and when will the prop be obtained	Cost	Who is responsible for getting it?	Who will be using it?  Where will it be placed?	Date and shot	Who will bring the prop to the shoot?	Notes
Handbag	Taylor’s house- will be obtained on the day of the shoot.	£0	Taylor	As Taylor is playing the victim in our film. Her mum will pass her the bag at the start and then she will be holding the bag throughout the film until she is attacked and the attacker takes it off of her at the end.	17th Shot 5-Shot 24	Taylor will as it is her personal handbag.	This gives the attacker something to attack the girl for, in addition for his initiation into the gang.
Mobile phone	Taylor’s personal phone	£0	Taylor	Taylor will be using it.	17th Shot of Taylor pressing play music on her phone.	Taylor will as she will need it anyway in case of emergency.	The phone is pink which gives a stereotypical girl vibe to the character.