Establishing Shot - Lens Flare
Mid Shot - Time Lapse
Close Up - Handheld tracking - Pan Up
Over the Shoulder tracking
Location Shot - Shaky Pan up
Over The Shoulder
Profile shot
Atmosphere shot (Live Stage)
Mid-Shot
Side Profile Shot - Tracking alongside
Over the Shoulder
Side Profile Shot - Tracking
Midshot - mid leg
Over the Shoulder
Mid-shot - Movement with train
Side Profile - Track and Pan
Location Shot - Wide pan
Side Profile shot
Location Shot - Tracking
Birds Eye - Time Lapse
Location - Time Lapse
Full length - Time Lapse (Reversed)
Location - Lens Flare - Pan up
Atmosphere Shot
Time Lapse
Quick Shot - Time Lapse (of train passing)
Mid Shot - Wide Pan
Lens Flare - Pan up
Over the Shoulder - handheld tracking
Mid Shot
Over the Shoulder
Mid Shot
Location Shot - Time Lapse
Atmosphere shot
Midshot - Tracking
Close Up
Close up - Over the Shoulder
Over the shoulder
Slow Pan - Fade Out
There was not a structure as such, when coming up with this decided shot-list. I really made use of mental creative imagery, when listening to the music choice. Certain tones and rhythms of the music influenced my use of more dynamic shots such as time-lapse, atmosphere shots etc...
I came up with the shot list in a series of motifs - this allowed me to have flexibility whilst filming. In knowing the music really well, I had a general idea of locations I wanted to film in etc... These locations would then influence my choice of shot. For example, standing high on the Southbank Centre inspired me to do a dynamic pan and lens flare of the bright London City lights.
As explained before I did not want to have a set shotlist prior to filming as I wanted the shoot to feel natural, home-made and organic. However this shot-list will provide a good foundation and basis for inspiration whilst we are out shooting.
There was not a structure as such, when coming up with this decided shot-list. I really made use of mental creative imagery, when listening to the music choice. Certain tones and rhythms of the music influenced my use of more dynamic shots such as time-lapse, atmosphere shots etc...
I came up with the shot list in a series of motifs - this allowed me to have flexibility whilst filming. In knowing the music really well, I had a general idea of locations I wanted to film in etc... These locations would then influence my choice of shot. For example, standing high on the Southbank Centre inspired me to do a dynamic pan and lens flare of the bright London City lights.
As explained before I did not want to have a set shotlist prior to filming as I wanted the shoot to feel natural, home-made and organic. However this shot-list will provide a good foundation and basis for inspiration whilst we are out shooting.
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