We have now collected all of our shots and now we need to put them together to create the film opening. I am creating a storyboard to help organise the shots and what order they are going to be put in to help prepare for editing so we know how the film opening will run and therefore the narrative will make sense.
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Establishing shot, over the shoulder shot - introducing the location and themes
Medium shot - introducing the character Pete
Extreme close up shot - introducing some narrative so the audience have an idea of what is happening, foreshadowing what's happening as we see Pete and his wife on the background picture
Long shot - Pete leaving the location he is in
Close up shot - following Pete as he leaves
Long shot
Close up shot - varied heights to make more intriguing
Long shot, panning shot - as we follow him leaving the destination
Wipe transition into medium shot that is zoomed in - still following Pete but in new location
Medium shot with slight pan - behind characters so you can't tell who the other character is
Close up shot - make the film more interesting as viewer sees from different perspective, draws more attention to the bag he collected from the dealer
Establishing shot - presenting what time it is
Medium shot, tracking shot - as Pete begins to arrive at the destination
Close up - on bag as that is what is being delivered so it is important for the narrative
Tracking shot, slightly over the shoulder - so we can see other characters in the distance that he is about to meet
Panning shot - as Pete arrives to meet Sebastian and the Guard
Over the shoulder shot - Pete in centre of frame as he is the important character and new characters are introduced
Close up using 180 degree rule - as Sebastian speaks
Medium shot using 180 degree rule
Long over the shoulder shot using 180 degree rule - so the viewer can see all the characters in action
Long shot using 180 degree rule with slight pan - as he gives the package
Medium shot
Close up - on Pete as he gets more concerned
Medium shot - both share shot as they become weaker characters in the situation (less dominant)
Close up using 180 degree rule, 1st shot in a shot reverse shot - Pete becoming more dominant
Close up using 180 degree rule, 2nd shot in shot reverse shot - Sebastian becoming weaker
Medium shot using 180 degree rule, 3rd shot in shot reverse shot - Pete becomes dominant as he reaches for gun and begins to trick Sebastain
Medium shot - as Sebastian opens package
Extreme close up - so the audience can see what was in the package
Medium shot - on characters as they are no longer dominant and realised they have been tricked
Medium shot - on Pete as he shoots but we don't see who he shoots leaving a cliff hanger
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