Shot List

Shot List 

High Angle

We'll be using high angles throughout the music video on our dancer because high angle shots give a good effect on isolation and having someone look weak and this is how we want our audience to see the dancer. These shots will be done in the abandoned building as this is where the dance routine will take place. 

Close Up

Most of the close ups will feature in the scenes of the older girl in the empty room with the black backdrop because we want to focus it on her expressions and the emotions she's feeling and by using a close up this will give a clear understanding for the audience on how she's feeling because they can see them clearly. 

Long Shot 

The long shot will be included when filming the dancer to show the location and to emphasis the fact she's alone and isolated. By emphasising this the audience can relate to the dancer and feel sorry for her. 

Panning

Panning shots are going to be involved for us to pan the dancer and her movements and give the effect of the audience moving with her and being able to see every move she is performing but also getting a good look at the location.  

Tracking

To track the performer, we'll use a shoulder mounted camera because it'll enable us to track the dancer and to ensure that'll we'll get a steady shot and for the filming to look smooth.