Shot list

1- low angle mid shot from the hip down going up stairs
2- close up on Makayla face showing her fear of being caught
3- close up of Eriks face against elevator
4- wide shot of Erik looking for somewhere to go
5- insert shot of star sign
6- wide shot of Makayla in elevator
7- wide shot of Makayla exit elevator and Erik leaving stairs
8- insert shot of car
9-wide shot of Makayla getting into car.
10- insert shot on Makayla putting car in drive
11- mid shot of Erik getting in different car
12- low angle shot of car driving down ramp
13- aerial shot of cars driving down the road following each other

My part in theses shots are to actually shoot the shots. My job is to film the shots and create the overall theme of what we are trying to capture in the film. I am trying to film to make an action/ suspenseful theme. This is done with my choice of low angle and close up shots of our characters to add to the unknown sense of what is happening to create suspense.

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