shot list

Opening introduction
Shot No.
Shot
Filmed?
1
Establishing shot of Northolt(the hood)

2
Pan of police can with sirens driving past

3
High angle shot of a group of boys crouding around the shop corner

4
Close up of protagonists face

5
Protagonist kissing his baby sister good night

6
Mid - close up of best friend with tears in his eyes 

7
Tilt with best friend putting on black gloves (continuation of shot 6 scene)

8
Fixed mid - close up of villains driving in the car

9
Low angle shot of boys playing money up

10
Mid - close up of protagonist looking in the distance 

Leaving Home
Shot No.
Shot
Filmed?
1
Medium shot of protagonist saying "bye mum..."

2
Mid shot of protagonist closing the door the a pans right as he walks 

3
Low angle shot of th protagonists shoes walking past th camera

4
Low angle shot of protagonist walking down the stairs - match-on-action

5
over the shoulder shot of protagonist opening block door

6
medium long shot leaving block - match-on-action

7
long shot to medium shot to mid shot of protagonist walking down the road

8
Pan as the protagonist walks past the camera


Walking too football with friend
Shot No.
Shot
Filmed?
1
Medium shot of protagonist and friend walking down the estate

2
Close up on friends phone. Friend says "Bro to you remember when i done this to you at training"

3
POV shot of the video on friends phone

4
Close up on protagonists face "Lowe it man you got lucky"

5
Tracking shot following them both down the road


Entering Northolt high
Shot No.
Shot
Filmed?
1
Medium long shot of protagonist walking into the school compound 

2
POV shot of protagonist looking at a car driving past

3
Very long shot of villains looking looking at protagonist from the distance 

4
Shot/reverse shot of protagonist looking at the car while it drives past

5
Close up protagonists face

6
Wide angle shot of protagonist entering the school gates

7
Backwards tracking shot while protagonist walking towards the camera

8
Close up on Villain 1 "I swear that's... from insta?"

9
Close up on villain 2 (180 degree rule) "Yeah bro i think so"

10
Mid shot on both villaims. Villain 1(180 degree rule) "Swear down he's from these sides. Come we go g check him real quick


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