Shot Plan

Today Sam and I decided to come up with some camera shots we could use in our thriller. We chose the shots based upon how much suspense it would create and we also chose specific ones because it meant we could fit in title sequences whilst the thriller was running just like they do in actual films so it meant we could get the running time down to the required 2 minutes. Here are some of our shot plans...

Zoom in - on the radio to add suspense to the scene, possible name of a title.

Over the shoulder shot -  these will consist throughout so the main characters face is hidden, this adds a mysterious effect for the clip.

High angle shot - to see the main character sorting through his toolbox for the weapon he wants to use for torture on the kidnapped individual.

Close up - this will be used to show the many tools within their tool box.

Long shot -  shows the main character walking down the stairs heading into the kitchen to have breakfast.

Mid shot - this will capture the main character eating breakfast and also brushing his eating, but however it will leave out his eyes and get his mouth.

Two shot -  this will feature the main character as well as the kidnapped individual in the same scene, adding a nervous effect for the audience.