Shot list

The shots and camera angles we will be using in our film will vary in different parts of the film. We will use close up shots to focus on the character close up to see their facial expressions and to show what they are feeling in this scene. We will use long shots to show the movement of characters focusing on the campers in the person following them as his own view. Also we may include 180 degrees shots and camera shots which follow the characters when running from this man following the two campers. Other shots would be an extreme close up shot possibly when the man catches the two people of the people on the floor. We may also use high angle shots to show the scene over head to give it a more realistic feeling. We can also use the over the shoulder shot when the person following them is looking at them from behind, this would build up tension and create an enigma code as the audience will want to know what the man will do to the protagonist. the close up shot will be used to show the facial expressions of the characters when they are scared this is a typical convention of a horror film that the audience will recognize. we will also use a high angle shot when the characters are walking through the woods this would show that they are vulnerable.