Thriller- Planning the Shots 

While planning our thriller opening myself and Amy discussed the sort of shots we will be using. We thought the bigger the variety the better our video would be. So we decided we would use a number of shots to help make the film more interesting and also to help capture the viewers attention. We suggested a number of different shots we will be using within our extract these include things such as long shots, over the shoulder shots, mid shots etc. We both suggested different ideas and then decided together which camera angles and shots would fit best into our film and which would look most effective, for example, When Cameron is filming Abi on his phone an over the shoulder shot would look best so you can see things from his point of view.

Extreme Close Up Shots: 

The pictures of Abi on the wall and the video on the tv 

Cameron's eyes right at the end of the piece

Close Up Shots:

The photos of Abi on the wall and the video on the tv 

Abi and Cameron when walking in the flashback

Cameron breaking/ripping Abi's personal possessions

Mid Shots:

Abi in the shower

The photos of Abi on the wall

Abi and Cameron when walking in the flashback

Cameron breaking/ripping Abi's personal possessions

Long Shots: 

When Abi and Cameron are in the flashback

Abi in bed when Cameron is watching her

Cameron breaking/ripping Abi's personal possessions

Over The Shoulder Shots:

Cameron Filming Abi

Cameron taking photos of Abi

Cameron looking at the images he has taken of Abi