Shotlist
Creating the shot list was very helpful but at the same time very time consuming as it took awhile to think of exactly how we all wanted the film to look. I was the one that was mainly in charge of creating the shot list however, my group helped a lot by giving me different ideas and listening to mine. As the director I felt that this task should be mine because I am mainly in charge of pre-production and production. After I finished the shot list I talked to Crystal who was in charge of filming and she agreed with everything so we used this for when we created our film. Overall, I really enjoyed creating the shot list because it really helped make our filming go a lot faster and easier.
The Lost
Scene 1: insert shot of clothes on the rocks and vertical tilt of missing posters using a hand-held camera
Scene 2: High angle shot of the waves crashing against the sand with the film title
Scene 3: Pan of the ocean
Scene 4: Long shot of Rachel and Shane walking down the beach from behind
Scene 5: Mid-shot of Rachel and Shane talking then zooms into a close-up of Rachel and Shane talking
Scene 6: Low angle shot of Rachel and Shane walking up to the rocks
Scene 7: Over the shoulder shot of Rachel looking down, then zooms into Rachel looking at the missing poster sign
Scene 8: Slow motion of shoes dropping on the sand
Scene 9: Vertical tilt of Rachel picking up the missing sign
Scene 10: Close-up of Rachel looking directly at Shane after seeing missing sign
Scene 10: Point of View of Rachel questioning Shane about missing sign
Scene 11: Over the shoulder shot of Rachel looking at the waves and then looking at her phone
Scene 12: Vertical tilt down as Rachel drops phone in slow motion
Scene 13: Close-up, pan of Rachel's face
Scene 14:Long shot of Rachel jumping into the waves
Scene 15: Pan of the waves after Rachel dives into the water
Scene 16: Over the shoulder shot of Shane picking up the phone and calling 9-1-1
Scene 17: Close-up of police lights and sirens
Scene 18: Two shot of Shane and Deputy McGregor discussing Rachel's disappearance
Scene 19: Over the shoulder shot of Deputy McGregor writing a missing person's report
Scene 20: Over the shoulder shot of Shane anxiously tapping the card
Scene 21: Close up of Shane claiming he will find Rachel
The Lost
Scene 1: insert shot of clothes on the rocks and vertical tilt of missing posters using a hand-held camera
Scene 2: High angle shot of the waves crashing against the sand with the film title
Scene 3: Pan of the ocean
Scene 4: Long shot of Rachel and Shane walking down the beach from behind
Scene 5: Mid-shot of Rachel and Shane talking then zooms into a close-up of Rachel and Shane talking
Scene 6: Low angle shot of Rachel and Shane walking up to the rocks
Scene 7: Over the shoulder shot of Rachel looking down, then zooms into Rachel looking at the missing poster sign
Scene 8: Slow motion of shoes dropping on the sand
Scene 9: Vertical tilt of Rachel picking up the missing sign
Scene 10: Close-up of Rachel looking directly at Shane after seeing missing sign
Scene 10: Point of View of Rachel questioning Shane about missing sign
Scene 11: Over the shoulder shot of Rachel looking at the waves and then looking at her phone
Scene 12: Vertical tilt down as Rachel drops phone in slow motion
Scene 13: Close-up, pan of Rachel's face
Scene 14:Long shot of Rachel jumping into the waves
Scene 15: Pan of the waves after Rachel dives into the water
Scene 16: Over the shoulder shot of Shane picking up the phone and calling 9-1-1
Scene 17: Close-up of police lights and sirens
Scene 18: Two shot of Shane and Deputy McGregor discussing Rachel's disappearance
Scene 19: Over the shoulder shot of Deputy McGregor writing a missing person's report
Scene 20: Over the shoulder shot of Shane anxiously tapping the card
Scene 21: Close up of Shane claiming he will find Rachel
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