PLANNING OF CASE CLOSED SHOT LIST

 This is the shot list of the shots and framing that were used in our film "case closed"

ACT I Shot List
A shot list is a document that maps out everything that will happen in a scene of a film, or video, by describing each Shot within that film or video.
Beat 1: Opening Image Opening image. A short description of the very first moment or event people will see at the film's beginning. Strive for an exciting opening that will make your audience lean in to engage your story and sets the tone for the story you're telling.  Describe the Opening Image: Document how many shots and the camera work you will be using to define this section of your film opening. Add more rows or subtract rows based on your narrative structure.
Shot # 1	Description/Action Line	Camera Shot (Shot size and angle)	Composition of Shot and Camera Framing	Camera Movement	Sound ( Music, Dialogue, sound effects.)
E.g., 1	Shot of NW 44th st in the morning with students being dropped off and walking to school.	Establishing Shot of area using a steady eye-level position	Rule of Thirds framing the Setting and Deep Depth of Field.	Pan	Theme music
E.g., 2	John is driving in the student parking lot blasting music in his new BMW.	Wide Shot of the parking lot and John is driving in. Eye-level	Rule of Thirds framing the Setting of the school, parking lot, and the drive-in	Pan	Rap music
E.g., 3	He pulls into his parking spot.	Full Shot of car	Rule of Thirds framing the car parked in spot	Static	Rap music
1	This shot shows lilith walking towards a staircase	Close up and full shot of Lilith	Rule of Thirds framing Lilith and establishing her character	Pan	Footsteps
2	Lilith falls from the staircase	Close up of Lilith falling	Rule of Thirds framing Lilith’s shoes up close	Tilting	Lilith Gasping
3	A shot of Lilith Lying on the floor next to the staircase	Dutch shot of Lilith lying on the ground	Rule of Thirds Framing Lilith lying on the ground	Dutch Shot	None
4	Close up of Lilith’s hand and blood pouring from her wounds	Close up of Lilith’s hand	Rule of Thirds framing Lilith’s hand and her blood dripping	Pan	None
Beat 2: Theme Stated Describe the thematic premise: Document how many shots and the camera work you will be using to define this section of your film opening. Add more rows or subtract rows based on your narrative structure.
Shot #	Description/Action Line	Camera Shot (Shot size and angle)	Composition of Shot and Camera Framing	Camera Movement	Sound
1	A shot of William walking down a hallway	Medium shot of William walking	Rule of Thirds framing William and establishing his character	Dolly	None
2	William notices that someone is calling his phone	Medium shot of William picking up the phone	Rule of Thirds framing William in the middle of a hallway	Static	Phone ringing
3	Wlliam finds out that Lillith has just died	Close up of William	Rule of Thirds Framing William in the middle of the screen	Static	Dialogue of the conversation
4	William runs out of the hallway aggressively pushing the door	Wide shot of William rushing out of the hallway	Rule of Thirds framing William in the middle of the screen	Dolly	Footsteps
Beat 3: Set up Describe the thematic premise: Document how many shots and the camera work you will be using to define this section of your film opening. Add more rows or subtract rows based on your narrative structure.
Shot #	Description/Action Line	Camera Shot (Shot size and angle)	Composition of Shot and Camera Framing	Camera Movement	Sound
1	William rushes through the commons towards Adam	Wide shot of William	Rule of Thirds Framing William rushing	Pan	None
2	Willam finds Adam and puts his bag down on the table	Full shot of Willam and Adam	Rule of Thirds Framing William and Adam	Static	None
3	William informs Adam of Lilith’s death	Full shot of William and Adam	Rule of Thirds framing William and Adam talking	Static	None
4	The scene cuts to black after William says that her death might have been a murder	Over the shoulder shot of William	Rule of Thirds framing Adam in the middle of the shot	Static	None