**This is my shot list for my teams production. I have annontated most of the shots (why I have used them). This will benfit those who may be unaware.**
1. close up: Detective enters the scene with chilling feeling, almost as if being watched. (5 seconds)
EXT. CHISELHURST WOODS - EVENING, DUSK
2. close up/mid shot: Shot changes as the Detective walks from the back into the Murder scene, unknowing what will behold. (5 seconds)
3. establishing shot: A grisly shot of the terrain as the detective is in the middle of the gloomy woods, emphasising his vulnerability . (5 seconds)
4. depth of field: a spider is shown dangling in the woods, this will sybolise evilness - which awaits the detective. (10 seconds)
5. mid shot: The detective walking closer and closer to the dead the body, which creates a tense but suspicious feel about the area. (5 seconds)
6. long shot: The detective looks around his surrounding in slight-disbelief. (and/or clues). (3 seconds)
7. low angle: of detectives facial expression and body to show the shock and disbelief of a murdered student as he crouches down to inspect her body for clues. Only dry blood around her body and a purseis found. (5 seconds)
8. high angle: We then follow up the shot looking down at the murdered Student in fear of what is to come. (5 seconds)
9. close up/Depth of field: We have a very clever close up which is faded of the deceased Students Purse then the shot becomes clear with the background disappearing and the purse becoming visible to the audience. (10 seconds)
10. close up: of the detective picking up the deceased students ID which contains a blood splat. (8 seconds)
11. long shot: The shot changes to a long shot of our detective with a paranoid state as he soon realizes the Student was killed almost moments ago. (5 seconds)
12. mid shot: The detective calls the Police commissioner to report a dead body. (5 seconds)
INT. MYSTERIOUS ENVIRONMENT (GREEN SCREEN) - EVENING
INT. MYSTERIOUS ENVIRONMENT (GREEN SCREEN) - EVENING
13. close up: The commissioner answers the phone call he's recieving from the detective. (5 seconds)
14. extreme close up: recieving information that the detective has discovered another body. (5 seconds)
15. mid shot: detective ends the call and portrays and worrying and troubled facial expression. (5 seconds)
EXT. CHISELHURST WOODS - EVENING
16. low angle/depth of field: man with a hard, wooden item covered in fresh blood slowly and steathily approaches the detective who is still inspecting the young female's corpes. (7 seconds)
17. close up/depth of field: the detectives is straining hard at the dead females wallet meanwhile crouching and thinking hard. The dangerous man with the wooden item is shown slowly apporaching the detective. The detective is completely unaware. (5 seconds)
18. high angle: the detective is crouching and still inspecting the dead body until he suddenly acknowledges, someone's behind him, which makes him turn his head around. The man with the wooden item smashes the object over the detectives head leading him to die. (10 seconds)
19. close up/eye-level shot: the detectives face is shown with blood over his head, this reveals that he is officially dead. (5 seconds)
20. close up/depth of field: the killer drops the wooden item covered in blood, this will reveals that he's not proud at what he has just done. (3 seconds)
21. close up: the killer's face is revealed and it turns out to be the commissioner. He begins to sob with regret. (7 seconds)
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