Planning: Shot List

The reason for shot listing is that you need to have an idea of what is going to happen within your film and the order in which it happens. Shot listing allows you as a group to make choices about what is going to be done and how it is going to be filmed, so it is effective for the target audience. Using a shotlist is a great way to improve the planning of your film. Shotlists also help with organisation. Shotlists are a great way to avoid missing key shots for your film.

Date:	Location:	Shots:	Cast Needed:
16/02/16	28 Silverwood Road	Close up	Correy Fox and Cameron Budworth
		Track out
		Mid shot
		Cut to door opening
		Close up
		Panning
		Point Of View
		Cut
		Close up
		Cut
		Long/Mid shot
		Low angle shot
		Tracking in
18/02/16	The Quarry	Establishing shot	Taylor Tillin and Ashley Paddick
		Long shot
		Mid shot
		Point Of View
		Panning
		Panning
		Close up
		Point Of View
		Low angle shot
		Close up