Shooting Script for the 30 second clip-

Shot Number	Shot Description	Duration	Sound
Shot 1	Character 1 standing at a bus stop, houses behind her.	5 seconds	Ambient sounds
Shot 2	Character 1 running up a street concludes with a zoom in on character 1.	9 seconds	Ambient sounds
Shot 3	Character 1 running up path, then stops for a break by leaning on tree, then carries on running.	10 seconds	Ambient sounds
Shot 4	Character walking through a building entrance.	3 seconds	Ambient sounds
Shot 5	Character walking through a classroom door completing the Match on Action technique.	2 seconds	Ambient sounds
Shot 6	Close up of character 1 and dialogue.	5 seconds	Ambient sounds and  dialogue
Shot 7	Close up on character 2 and dialogue.	4 seconds	Ambient sounds and  dialogue
Shot 8	Reaction shot of character 1 completing the Shot/Reverse Shot.	1 second	Ambient sounds
Shot 9	A wide Shot of the setting (classroom) character 1 sits down and camera Pans over to window, completing the 180-degree rule.	8 seconds	Ambient sounds

Shooting Script

My Storyboard (part 2)-

My Storyboard (part 1)-

This is my storyboard relating to the final idea and is what I will film...

In this, you can see all the camera shots we shall be using.

Final idea for 30 second clip-

This is our final idea for the clip...



the final idea is a teenage girl who misses the bus and has to run to school. The part of the teenage girl will be played be me and my partner (Poppy Goldstraw) will play the role of the displeased teacher. My storyboard will show 9 different shots relating to the task and can be seen in the next post.

Ideas for the 30 second clip-

Above is my ideas for the 30 second clip.
my partner and I were going to go for a chase scene in the night but we came across some difficulties and decided to change our idea completely.

I wanted to plan properly so I wrote down some ideas for the clip.
It must include the following...
- 180 degree rule
- Match on Action
- Shot reverse shot 

180 Degree Rule-

In film making, the 180-degree rule is a basic guideline regarding the on-screen spatial relationship between a two characters or an object within a scene. This diagram above shows that the camera is only able to move around in the GREEN line in the 180-degree rule or else the shot might miss a facial expression and doesn't look very professional.

Shot/ Reverse Shot-

Above is a shot/reverse shot.

 

Shot reverse shot is a technique where one character is shown looking at another character who is normally off-screen and then the other character is shown looking back at the first character. Since the characters are shown facing in opposite directions, the viewer assumes that they are looking at each other.