Josh Miles AS Media Studies

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 Shot list  Establishing shot of outside of the house   Establishing shots of inside the house ( 1-2 shots of this ) Close up of her tying her shoes Mid shot of her grabbing shoes from the table Close up of her turning the door knob to open the door  Mid shot of her shutting the door Close up of her locking the door Mid shot of her walking away from the house  Shot of her feet as she walks Close up of her feet as she walks through a grassy area Close up of her feet as she walks but now in the forest  Mid shot of her walking forward  Mid shot from the side of her walking  Shot from inside the forest showing that someone else is there too Mid shot from the front showing the girl walking forward and revealing the person in the back Close up of her taking a step but before her foot reaches the ground a twig snaps so it is clearly not her POV shot of her looking around but know one is there. Close up of her face as she walks off. Close up of her h...

by Josh Miles  Title: THE WATCHER Genre: Thriller Length: 2–2:30 mins FADE IN: EXT. SUBURBAN HOUSE – LATE AFTERNOON Establishing shot of a modest home in warm natural light. Calm and still. A slight breeze stirs nearby bushes. INT. HOUSE – ENTRANCE HALLWAY – CONTINUOUS Wide shot of a tidy hallway. A side table near the front door holds a stack of newspapers. Close-up on the newspapers — bold, ominous headlines visible. INT. BEDROOM – MOMENTS LATER Medium shot: LILY (16) ties her shoes. She grabs a set of keys, exits frame. EXT. HOUSE – FRONT STEPS / DRIVEWAY – CONTINUOUS Tracking shot: Lily exits the house, locks the door, walks down the steps. Sound: DOOR CLOSING and LOCKING. EXT. GRAVEL PATH – CONTINUOUS Low-angle shots of Lily’s feet on gravel. Minimal ambient sound. EXT. FOREST EDGE – MOMENTS LATER Medium shot of Lily entering the edge of the forest. Slow pan of surrounding trees. Sound: NATURAL AMBIENCE — birds, twigs underfoot. (Fade to black) EXT. GRAVEL PATH / DRIVEWAY – MI...

  Concept By Josh Miles Title: Stalker This title fits our film because it captures the main source of tension in the story: someone is always there, whether she’s in the forest or inside her home. The word “Stalker” is mysterious and unsettling. It also leaves room for interpretation: is the watcher someone physical, or is it something psychological? The film never fully reveals who the watcher is, which adds to the suspense. The final mirror scene especially emphasizes this title, as the stalker is seen only when it’s too late—right behind her, watching. Characters: The main character is a teenage girl walking alone in the forest. This makes her appear more vulnerable and innocent, which helps build tension and danger. There is also a mysterious hooded figure who seems to be following her. We never clearly see the face of the figure, keeping it mysterious and threatening. Setting/time: The film takes place in the afternoon to make everything feel normal at first. The forest looks...