Shot List


I have chosen to create a shot list to with planning out scenes and the order for shooting them. I have done this by listing numbered scenes and adding details of where the scene takes place and who/what needs to be there. I followed this up by giving a general description of the scene. By doing this the final film should be more consistent as for when I return to the same location. 

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