Camera angles.

Camera Shots & Angles
Establishing Shot - Sets up the scene, a wide shot to display surroundings.
Master Shot - Shows overall shot of the location and all of the actors involved in the scene.
Close-Up - Shows the person or an object, most common is a close-up of actors faces.
Mid Shot - Shot from a medium distance.
Long Shot - Shows a character or setting in the distance.
Wide Shot - A shot that puts characters into a location.
Two Shot - The frame includes a view of two people; they do not have to be next to each other.
Aerial Shot - View large landscape, often a camera is attached to a crane or shot taken from a helicopter.
Point of View Shot - Shot that shows what the character sees from their point of view.
Over the Shoulder Shot - Shot of someone or something taken over the shoulder over another.

High Angle - Shot taken from above the characters or object.
Low Angle - A shot taken from below the characters or object.
Canted Angle - Often used to portray the psychological unease or tension in

Change of plan on footage

We originally planned to film over half term but because of technical difficulties, we lost our footage. So what me and Hannah have decided to do is start filming during school time. So on Monday we started filming at school. So because of filming at school we cant use the original location we were planning on using. But we did manage to film about 5 minutes of footage at the woodlands at the back of our school. I also had to be the person that is going to be acting in the film, because of filming in school time. Hannah will be recording. We should also be filming in the original woodlands but that's going to be a small part of the filming. We also took location shots and 'backstage' shots of the school woods.

Camera shot's for Hidden.

Two shot of conversation between main character and friend.
MC: Goodbye
F: Have a nice weekend! Oh, and don’t get killed!
MC: I won’t, bye!

Tracking shot- of girl walking down footpath.

Panning- around the girl as she continues to walk down the footpath.

Close-up- to the characters feet to show she is only one around.

Zoom- in just before character walks into the woods.

Establishing shot- of the woods.

Panning shot- of her surroundings and views; from her perspective.

Extreme close-up- from her perspective.

Mid-shot.

Full Body Shot as she walks into the tree.

Low angle shot as she gets up and brushes off dirt.

“Ow.”
Camera tilts upwards as she gets hit around the head.

Camera placed on floor as she is dragged away.

Camera is still at about 5 meters from scene.

Still shot taken from around 10 meters from scene.

High pitch scream.
Shot taken from the edge of the woods.

Script for Hidden

There wont be alot of dialogue in our film. Simply because its a horror and our horror is the main character being followed through the woods, so the only dialogue is the main character when she turns around.

Charlotte: can you be quiet.

Reasons for locations

The reason me and Hannah have decided to set our piece in the forest/woods is because we feel that because our genre Is part horror. Alot of horror's are set in woods so we feel it is appropriate.

Animatic for Hidden

http://www.slideshare.net/secret/34lle6wLHdwlb5

Plot for our final piece

For our final piece we are going to make it a horror.

The plot for our final piece is going to be a girl who is walking home and is alone and ends up taking a shortcut through a woods and ends up being followed. She then gets attacked by the person that is following her and then dies.