19 - Shooting Script

SHOOTING SCRIPT

Shot Number/s (Approx.)Duration (Roughly)DescriptionCamera/Editing/etc.
Shot 1Beginning - 0:21Single shot of protagonist silhouetted at their desk, decorated with props.Mise en scene - slow zoom out
Shots 2 - 60:22 - 0:31Miscellaneous close up shots of protagonist's room, cat (?), and shots of protagonist leaving the house.Various styles - mostly close up
Shots 7 - 130:32 - 0:42Shots of forests and other areas.Establishing shots - large aperture - long shots
Shots 14 - 160:43 - 0:47One or two shots of walking through forest with protagonist and dog.Establishing shots - large aperture - long shots
Shot 170:48 - 0:50Dog notices something out of view in the forest.
Shots 18 - 190:51 - 0:53Protagonist realises dog is missing, (also show dog running further into forest?).Eye level shot (+ lower eye level shot)
Shots 20 - 230:54 - 1:07Various shots of protagonist chasing after dog into the woods.Various styles
Shots 24 - 341:08 - 1:21Various shots of the woods and protagonist in woods with dog.Various styles
Shot 351:22 - 1:23Shot of forest clearing.Establishing shots - large aperture - long shots
Shot 361:24 - 1:25Show shot of protagonist looking towards camera.Eye level shot - bright light
Shot 371:26 - 1:28Show shot of protagonist standing away from camera, with large animated beast further back looking towardsLarge aperture - back lighting characters
Shot 381:29 - 1:31Show protagonist returning home.
Shot 391:31 - 1:33Show cat from earlier shots (?)Close up shot - small aperture
Shots 40 - 431:34 - 1:44Show similar shots from beginning of video of protagonist returning home.Various styles - mostly close up
Shot 441:45 - 1:48Show protagonist flipping through sketchbookLip sync - side view - eye level shot
Shots 45 - 461:49 - 1:54Show page of protagonists sketchbook of beast from earlier. Flash to original shotClose up - large aperture
Shot 471:55 - 1:59Show silhouetted shape of protagonist standing in front of window reading through books. Eventually looks out of windowLong shot - large aperture
Shots 48 - 542:00 - 2:18Various shots of protagonist and dog exploring through different areas, primarily wooded areas.Various styles
Shot 552:19 - 2:21Shot of a small opening in forest, with animated beast overlayed on top.Long shot - large aperture
Shot 562:22 - 2:24Same shot as last but camera is closed in further. Beast turns to look at camera.Long shot - large aperture - zoomed in
Shots 57 - 702:25 - 2:44Various shots of forest areas.Various styles
Shots 71 - 742:45 - 2:56Various shots showing dog (and protagonist?) in the woods.Various styles
Shots 75 - 822:57 - 3:17Various shots showing dog and protagonist in the woods.Various styles
Shot 833:18 - 3:19Show final shot of beats walking and fading away.Long shot - large aperture
Shot 843:20 - EndSingle long shot of protagonist and dog sitting on a stack of rocks together.Long shot - large aperture - eye level OR other

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