shot list


  1. 1.   (Not POV) Long shot of April sitting on wall (intertitles DAY 1)
    2.   zoom to mid shot of April
    3.   mid shot from the left of April
    4.   long shot of the three girls walking up the hill
    5.     tracking mid shot
    6.     over the shoulder shot of signposts
    7.     close up
    8.     three shot / mid shot
    9.     long shot
    10.  pan from girls to long shot of closed gate
    11.  long shot of closed gate (intertitles DAY 2)
    12.  pan to girls (mid shot)
    13.  close up of April
    14.  close up of Dylan
    15.  close up of Sally
    16.  mid shot of girls
    17.  tilt into a low angle shot of April
    18.  long shot of closed gate (intertitles DAY 3)
    19.  camera follows circle
    20.  over the shoulder into a zoom of a close up of Sally
    21.  Long shot of Dylan and April pulling Sally away from bag
    22.  mid shot
    23.  mid shot from inside gate, Sally’s head rises
    24.  long shot of girls running away and pushing each other
    25.  mid shot of girls
    26.  close up of sally
    27.  close up of April
    28.  mid shot of sally
    29.  mid shot of girls
    30.  long shot of open gate (intertitles DAY 4)
    31.  mid shot of girls that follows them up lane
    32.  close up of all their faces
    33.  pan to open gate then back round to girls’ faces again
    34.  (POV B&W) long shot of open gate
    35.  ASL long – follows Dylan’s POV down the lane, through the courtyard and into the house – closing shot – camera has just fallen on the floor. All handheld.
    36.  (Not POV) Long shot of gate closing
    37.  Jump cut to black

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