Foundation Portfolio: Shot List

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 Shot list 

  1. Establishing shot of outside of the house  
  2. Establishing shots of inside the house ( 1-2 shots of this )
  3. Close up of her tying her shoes
  4. Mid shot of her grabbing shoes from the table
  5. Close up of her turning the door knob to open the door 
  6. Mid shot of her shutting the door
  7. Close up of her locking the door
  8. Mid shot of her walking away from the house 
  9. Shot of her feet as she walks
  10. Close up of her feet as she walks through a grassy area
  11. Close up of her feet as she walks but now in the forest 
  12. Mid shot of her walking forward 
  13. Mid shot from the side of her walking 
  14. Shot from inside the forest showing that someone else is there too
  15. Mid shot from the front showing the girl walking forward and revealing the person in the back
  16. Close up of her taking a step but before her foot reaches the ground a twig snaps so it is clearly not her
  17. POV shot of her looking around but know one is there.
  18. Close up of her face as she walks off.
  19. Close up of her hand touching a tree as she walks by then a few seconds later that stalker places their hand in the same place
  20. Shot of her walking back through the grassy area nearing her house
  21. Distant sound of the fence rattling from the area she walked through
  22. Mid shot from behind he walking back towards the house.
  23. Shot of her walking up the stairs but stopping with a confused worrying look on her face.
  24. Shot showing the door partly open
  25. Over the shoulder shot of her opening the door
  26. Shot of her walking in from partly behind a lit lamp ( she glimpses at it )
  27. Shot from her POV of her walking through the house ( shaky shot )
  28. Shot from behind her ( this would be a lower shot by her arm and not reaching her head ) revealing the knife on the table 
  29. Close up of the knife
  30. Shot of her feet but before she steps there is a creak
  31. Close up of her face with stalker in the back 
  32. close up from behind of her head as she slowly turns around 
  33. Close up of stalkers face

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