Preliminary - Shot list

1. Shot/reverse shot: - victim hand on handle, shot of opening door intern walks in.
2. Moving subject moves into place: - victim walks across and sits opposite doctor.
3. Over shoulder shot: - victim and doctor talk to each other. (changes for different lines of dialogue)
4. CU: - victim being dramatic.
5. Medium close up: - doctor sitting in chair has worked out victim is upset.
6. Over the shoulder: - once doctor has told victim his problem cuts to over the shoulder shot watching the victim walking out.
7. Moving subject leaving room: - victim walks out clearly distraught.
8. Medium waist up shot: - watching doctor panic of what he has done.

During credits:
1. High angle shot: - watching doctor get told off for what he has done.

-Group Post

Preliminary - Examples of shots

Shot 1: Extreme close up

Shot 2: Medium long shot

Shot 3: Interveiwee looks into space in the frame

Shot 4: BCU

Shot 5: CU

Shot 6: Long shot

Shot 7: HAS

Shot 8: MCU

Shot 9: Two shot

Shot 10: Two shot

Shot 11: Low angle shot

Shot 12: MS

Shot 13: Low angle shot

Shot 14: MS

Shot 15: Over the shoulder

Shot 16: Tilted Frame

Preliminary - Pitch

Starts with an intern opening the door to a doctor’s office, walks across the room where he is greeted by doctor Johan.  Johan then points out that he has a hidden camera in the room and he is going to play a trick on one of the employees. Employee then gets called in and he is told to sit down by the doctor, where he is told that he has a rare disease (the doc’s just made up). The doctor then goes on to make up all the symptoms and how there has been no reported cases since early 1900’s and there is no cure. Employee then breaks down and cries. Awkwardly the doctor tells him that it was just a joke, employee then walks out angrily and swears. Doctor sits in the chair, dumbfounded, intern walks into shot where the doctor quietly tells him to turn the camera off. Goes black then cuts to the second, forgotten hidden camera where the credits roll over the doctor getting shouted at by the boss.

Preliminary - Do's and don'ts

Do:
Use a coherent storyline.
Make sure the audio and video quality are adequate.
Use quality equipment.
Use good lighting.
Make sure your actors are adequate.
Use good locations suited to you film.
Know your equipment.
Clearly spoken dialogue.
Work as a team.

Don't:
Use a childish storyline.
Pick a poorly lit location.
Use copyright music.
Use a slow paced idea.
Try not to use cheap equipment.