Shot List - Short Film


Shot List

Intro

  • Mid shot from up above of Stanley

SCENE 1

  • Long shot of family

SCENE 2

  • Establishing  Long shot of Rose and Stanley on grass
  • Mid shot of rose talking first line
  • Close up as she says her last line
  • Close up for Stanley’s wine line
  • Over the shoulder shot of Rose as she pours wine, with Stanley in background
  • Close up with both wine glasses in view as they cheers
  • Back to OTS of Rose, again with Stanley in view as they sip from wine
  • Close up of Rose
  • Switch to close up of Stanley
  • Longs shot of the two in silence

SCENE 3

  • Long shot with whole room in view
  • Mid shot from same angle
  • OTS shot

SCENE 4

  • Birds eye view mid shot with their face and shoulders in view

SCENE 5

  • Handheld movement going around the 3 actors, close up view
  • Close up of candles, they blur as Rose blows them
  • Sound muffles, image continues to blur

SCENE 6

  • Long shot, same as in SCENE 1

SCENE 7

  • Close up low angle shot of Stanley
  • Close up canted angle of Rose
  • Mid front on shot of the table which Stanley sits at, Rose joins

 

SCENE 8

  • Long front on shot with both in view
  • Mid shot  as Rose talks, Stanley is still in view
  • Close up when Rose starts with word “bloody”
  • Close up of Stanley when Rose says “Stanley”
  • Side shot, slightly canted with both Rose and Stanley in view when Rose says “Once”
  • Close up of Rose from same angle as previous shot “Oh I’ve”
  • Mid shot with both in view

SCENE 9

  • Front on close up from car windscreen with both in view
  • Close up side shot of Rose when she says “I mean”, Stanley can be seen  in background
  • Back to first front on close up when Rose says “Are you  listening”

SCENE 10

  • Mid shot of Rose and kitchen in view as she moves around

SCENE 11

  • Close up of Stanley’s body
  • Close up of Roses face
  • Close up of Stanley’s body
  • OTS shot of Rose with Stanley’s dead body in view
  • Camera tracks around in a big semi-circle
    • Passing Roses shoulder and coming up at a high angle so both Rose and Stanley are in view (camera looks down on them). Then camera keeps going round whilst moving lower down until Rose is in front of Camera and close up…. Then she says her final line.

 

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