Trapped Shot List

By Mary Bell, Amy Parnell, Hayley Collins and Vienna Sanderson

This is the establishing shot of where the events took place.

• This is an over the shoulder shot of the girl doing her work.

• This is an oblique angle shot of the lights flickering. This is where the audience start to notice strange goings ons.

• This is a shot of the girl trying to open the door from the inside of the classroom but the camera is zooming in from the outside of the classroom. This shows the anxiety in the atmosphere and creates tension.

• A point of view shot of the lights turning off one after another. This adds to the tense mood and gives an audience a feel of what its like.

• A mid shot of the girl looking nervous and running out the door to run down the stairs in hesitation.

• There is now an ellipses from the character running down the stairs to the corridor, the girl walks nervously down the corridor.

• A shot of the phone ringing inside the locker with ‘unknown number’ on the screen. This shows that something un- natural is occurring.

• Another point of view shot of the girl walking into the toilet which brings the audience back to reality.

• A shot of the door closing. This creates a dramatic effect that some sort of irony will occur later on.

• A shot of the girls reaction to the hand dryer going off. This shows the girl is nervous and is constantly adding to the tension and excitement.

• A over the shoulder shot of the girl struggling to open the toilet door which we end with to give a feel of something/somebody watching her.