I began to think of the various shots I will use throughout my trailer and why I will use them. I thought this important as when I begin filming I will therefore know what to do with the camera and not miss any important shots out. The following are the main shots I will use:
- Establishing Shot - I will use an establishing shot of the flat in which the majority of my trailer will be filmed.
- High Angle Shot - Shot of the house making it look superior and large.
- Close Up - I will use a close up of my prop of newspaper headlines to inform the audience of the girl who was murdered in the flat.
- Medium Close Up - I will use a medium close up of my main character travelling on the train to her new flat.
- Close Up - I will use a close up of the girl's hands, she will be messing/ fiddling with her hands showing her nervousness.
- Wide Shot - I will use a wide shot showing the girl in the train station looking around, showing her as vulnerable and lost.
- High Angle Shot - I will use a high angle shot of the girl arriving at the house, showing her to be inferior towards the house.
- Wide Shot - I will use a wide shot of all the girls together for the first time, showing them getting to know eacother
- Shot Reverse Shot - Shots of the girls reactions as strange things start to happen (door knocking/ phone ringing.)
- Canted Angle - Girl running down the stairs trying to escape.
- Extreme Close Up - End with close up of 'baddy'/ her eye.
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