1. Shot By Shot List- In Order Of Filming For The Practice OTS Filming

2. Murder Scene Long Shot of road, suggested POV. Cut to Mid shot in front of Femme Fatale. Reverse Tracking as she walks towards the camera. As Femme Fatale turns left the camera cants of right, tilting to the floor. Frames Femme Fatale by surrounds, Mid shot. Close up as cigarette is taken away from her mouth. Canted close up angle as cigarette falls to the floor. Zoom out and up as a focus pull onto the villain in the background. Tracking behind of villain, seeing the Femme Fatale in shot. Cuts to close up side shot. Extreme close up of hand on shoulder. Mid shot as he pulls Femme Fatale around and pushes her against the wall. Close up tracking as gun is pulled to her chest. 3. Photographing The Body Close up on Anti-Heros face, as he picks up a camera and puts it to his face. Extreme close up canted angles of the the body and the wounds and mise en scene like jewelery. Very slowly panning across the body at every extreme close up. 4. Montage On Wall Pans slowly across the montage on the wall. Cuts to mid shot behind the Anti-Hero looking at the montage. Tilts straight down to the floor and fades black. 5. Developing The Photographs Fades to the last shot of the dead Femme Fatales face in the developing tank. Close up shot above the picture. Cuts to an underneath shot, looking up. With the Anti-Heros face in shot. As he passes the picture over the camera. Cut to a close up of the picture in the second tank. Tracks hand as a close up as the Anti-Hero pins the picture up on the line to dry. zoom into the eye in the picture. Superimpose the first shot of the murder scene (Long shot of the road). 6. How This Helps We will use this shot by shot list when filming our practice OTS. We will follow the list shot by shot to create the OTS. This means there wont be any improvisation when we film it, and being so organised about this would allow less mistakes, particularly continuity wise. 7. How This Helps We will use this shot by shot list when filming our practice OTS. We will follow the list shot by shot to create the OTS. This means there wont be any improvisation when we film it, and being so organised about this would allow less mistakes, particularly continuity wise.