- A high angle shot of the boy sleeping in his bed.
- The boy hears the gunshot and jerks bolt upright.
- A medium close up boy walking out of the room.
- A swizzle panning shot of boy walking out of the room into the hall.
- Medium close up of boy walking down the hall checking rooms.
- Point of view shot of boy looking into parent's room.
- High angle shot of boy walking halfway down the stairs.
- Low angle of boy walking down the rest of the stairs.
- Point of view shot of the television buzzing, and father's head.
- Close up of father's head, and boys hand, nudging father, reveals wound
- Extreme close up of crest on father's neck
- Medium close up of boy running outside the house
- Over shoulder shot of enigmatic figure in boy's bedroom
- Over the shoulder shot of enigmatic figure in the car
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
Shot List for Our Thriller 'Marked'
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Some very promising planning Will. I saw a very effective camera movement and angle on "The Killing" (BBC4 Danish thriller) where a low angle shot of a camera panning up the back of a chair was ominous; the shot made the chair look menacing. You could use a similar shot of the boy finding his father, low angle shot of back of sofa, with camera panning up the back of-+ chair until it reaches an over the shoulder shot of the father's head. Of course at this stage the boy hasn't discovered his father is dead. You could practise this shot.
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