This is the first shot of our film. It shows our institution, Warner Brothers, on screen for 10 seconds. We originally only wanted this particular shot on screen for around 6 seconds, but due to our film being significantly under 2 minutes we decided to lengthen this shot to extend the entire length of our film.
This is the next shot in our film. It is a long shot of our two main characters walking across a bridge. At this point the camera is still. It is a long angle shot but also it can be a low angle shot as well. We did not write that it was a low angle shot as it is not a clear low angle shot. This shot lasts for 3 seconds.
The next shot in our film is a long shot of the pathway running through the woods. We decided to use this as our next shot because we wanted to show the audience that this is the location of our film as the shot of them walking over the bridge may cause confusion as it does not look like they are in the woods. This shot lasts for 2 seconds.
The next shot in our film is a long shot of the two girls walking down the pathway shown in the shot before. This shot lasts for 5 seconds and the characters are having a casual conversation. We decided to show them having a casual conversation because we wanted to show the audience that they have no idea what is about to happen to them.
This next shot is a mid shot of the two girls. One of the characters, Abbie, thinks she hears something and both the girls start looking around to see if there is anything there. This shot lasts for 4 seconds.
This shot instantly follows on from the previous shot. The girls are in the same position, however we see them from behind rather than in front. The girls decide that nothing is there and so carry on walking. This shot lasts for 5 seconds.
This next shot shows one of the characters, Georgia, realising her shoe is untied. This is shown through a long shot. This shot lasts for 2 seconds.
This next shot continues on from the shot before, where Georgia notices her shoe has become untied. This time the shot is a close up of Georgia's shoe as she is tying it up. This shot will only last for 1-2 seconds.
This shot is a long shot of Georgia still tying up her shoe. Georgia realises that her scarf is missing and her and Abbie begin looking around for it. Just after they begin looking Abbie notices it in the tree to the side of them. She points to the tree and says 'Georgia'. This shot will last for 8 seconds.
This next shot is from Abbie's point of view, so the camera is supposedly Abbie. From behind the camera we hear Abbie say 'Isn't that your scarf?'. This shot will last for 6 seconds. In this shot we also see a close up shot of Georgia facing the camera and the scarf in the background. We think this is an effective shot as it shows Georgia with the scarf in the background and it shows just where the scarf is so it gives the audience a tense feeling because they will think to themselves 'How did the scarf get there?'
The next shot shows a long shot of Georgia reaching for the scarf and Abbie waiting on the pathway for her. The point of this shot is to show just how far away the scarf is. This may make the audience feel tense and scared because it would seem strange how a scarf would manage to get from the pathway to a tree that is quite far away from the pathway. This shot lasts for 6 seconds.
This shot is a long shot of Abbie. We see Abbie from the side and in the background a dark figure walks past. This shot lasts for 6 seconds. Abbie does not actually see the figure.
This nex shot shows a mid shot/close up shot of Abbie. She is looking past the camera to see if anything is there. This shot will last for 2-3 seconds.
This next shot shows a long shot of the trees in which the villain is standing. The camera is tracking the trees and the camera is acting like Abbie's eyes. This shot last for 2-3 seconds.
The next shot shows a mid shot of Abbie. She is looking into the trees as she has just seen the figure in the trees. This shot will last for 2 seconds and it shows her looking extremely shocked.
This next shot shows a long shot of Georgia walking towards the camera to Abbie after just retrieving her scarf from the tree. This shot lasts for 4-5 seconds.
The next shot shows Georgia by Abbie's side. Abbie is still staring into the trees and when Georgia speaks to Abbie, she instantly stops staring into the trees and they both continue walking. This shot is a long shot and lasts for 7 seconds.
The next shot shows a mid shot of the trees. The camera is tracking the trees and the camera is acting as Abbie. This shot lasts for 4 seconds.
This next shot shows Georgia walking towards the camera as she thinks she hears something in the trees. As she walks towards the camera Abbie continues walking down the pathway. By the time Georgia turns around Abbie is no longer in the shot. This is shown through a long shot, however by the end of the shot it is a close up. This shot lasts for 8 seconds.
The next shot shows a long shot of the camera moving to the left as if it is Georgia looking for Abbie. The pathway is empty. This shot will last for 2 seconds.
This next shot is very similar to the previous one however the camera is moving to the left. This shot is a long shot also and will last for 2 seconds. The point in these 2 shots is to show Georgia looking around for Abbie. It also shows the audience that Abbie is nowhere to be seen.
This next shot is a close up, side view of Georgia. She is breathing heavily and there is a loud heartbeat in the background. This shot is repeated three times only slightly differently. Overall these small shots will last for 4 seconds.
The last shot is of the tile of our film 'The Unexpected'. This will last for 7 seconds.
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