Creating A Shotlist

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Establishing Shot: This shot was my idea in order to show that the girls are young and in high school. This will help the audience relate to the story line and understand how Mia is feeling. The camera will pan in during the beginning scene at the lockers. This will establish the setting of the scene.

 Master Shot: This shot will include Mia, Kate, and Alyssa for the entire length of the dialogue. There will also be a master shot when the parents are arguing, and another when Mia is comforting Emma.

Close Up: Multiple close ups will pan over to anyone with dialogue. Mia will also have close ups to see her reaction to certain situations.

Ariel Shot: This shot was also my idea. I chose this scene to show that time has passed. A Ariel shot will be present to show Mia walking home on the sidewalk. To accomplish this shot, we will be using a drone in order to put emphasize that time has passed.

 Point of View: This show will show Mia's point of view of her parents arguing. Also, when she finds Emma in her closet. I chose this in order for the audience to understand what Mia is seeing, and almost put themselves in her situation.

 Over the Shoulder: This shot will be used to show Kate and Alyssa talking, over Mia's shoulder.






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