Shooting script

Shooting Script

Scene 1

1)      Interior camera place- eye level angle to man (victim) sitting in the electrocution chair.

2)      Use a tripod- most usefully and steady apparatus, also need it on tracks for when were tracking into the mans eyes.

3)      Cameras subject- the character of the main part- the man in the electric chair.

4)      Aspects of Mise en Scene-

5)       Setting- scene 1 stone wall in studio and the electric chair as a focal point in the middle of the studio.

6)      Costume- priest, governor, guards, man.

7)      Lighting- low dim lights surrounding room one brighter spotlight on electric chair.

8)      Props- electric chair, bible, governor’s letters.

9)      Shot type- establishing shot, tracking slowly in; close up, extreme close up.

Scene 2

1)      Interior camera place- three points lighting on floor- key, back and fall positions. Backlighting to light back of bar, customers.

2)      Mid shot angle- use a tripod, also when opening into second scene tracking out to visualize man and location/surroundings.

3)      The cameras subject- man in Bar, new surrounding, new time period.

4)      Aspects of Mise en scene-

5)      Setting- brick wall, American style posters, bar, stools, table.

6)      Costume- man in bar tending/casual, everyday clothes. Customers-same casual clothing.

7)      Lighting- three point lighting on floor, well lit, bright open room- daytime. Key, film and back,

8)      Props- bar chairs, coasters, glasses, posters, duke box.

9)      Shot type- tracking out slowly, close up, wide shot.