Shot list

Shot List

1). Extreme long shot of the girl walking.

2). Extreme long shot of girl but from behind

3). Point of view shot of the murderer

4). Then there is a camera flash

5). Close up knife in a bag

6). Shot of girl walking downstairs into subway from behind

7). Long/medium shot of dark flash back

8). Medium/close up of girl (flash back)

9). Girl running past camera from stairs- medium/long shot

10). Medium close up of girl running running down the hall

11). Scary Images of subway and flashbacks

12). Medium/log shot girl running past locked gates

13). Close up of girl shaking the lock on the gates

14). Close up of tap

15). Darkened Image of mystery killer

16). Long shot of girl running down hall

17). Close up of scary image (mask)

18). Medium/long shot of girl in crying in corner

19). Close of hand shaking

20). Medium shot of girl in flash back shot

20). Long shot of girl running

21). Long shot of girl running backwards

22). Close up of girl crying and panicking

23). Girl attacked by killer

24). Close up killer (mask)

25). Close up of dead body in mirror

26). long shot of killer in hall

27). Title medium shot written in blood

Our Shots varied slightly when we created our film as we added more variety

Our Final and main idea

Title: Subway 62
Genre: Horror/thriller

Target audience: teenagers aged 16-19

Plot: The opening sequence begins with a series of long shots of a girl walking, then this is cut to a camera flash, and a still image of a knife in a bag is seen. The music now becomes more dramatic and there is a POV shot of the girl looking around, there is now a selection of shots (cross-cutting) between the present the girl and the past (the still images). As the scene continues the girl comes increasingly more worried and begins to run more quickly. She then comes across a trap (bars) and releases she can't escape the situation. Knowing this she continues to run. throughout the sequence is a series of scary images to create tension and increase the audiences questioning. The hook at the end of the sequence is a typical whodunnit.

Mise-en-scene:

We will film in an isolated setting, this is typical of the Thriller genre, the house will be darkly lighted and the girls will be dressed in dark colours, reds and black emphasising danger and death. One is dressed slightly different, to show that she will survive.

Other mise- en-scene will include props like knives, dark costumes and dark lighting

Music:

our music will be upbeat and indie sounding, we wanted to stay away from the stereotypical opening soundtrack so found something unique and interesting for the audience which also subverts slightly the stereotypical sound of an opening which will keep a sustained interest in the sequence.

Conventions of Thriller/Horror include:

Isolated settings

Suspense

Stereotypical characters- teenagers and protagonists/murderers

Mystery created

Scary atmosphere