Shooting Script

Shots	Shot Description	Audio / Dialogue
1	EXCU of an alarm clock ringing.	Classical music plays through the alarm clock.
2	CU of Gilbert putting his feet into slippers.	Classical music continues to play.
3	WS of Gilbert washing his face in the bathroom.	Classical music continues to play. (Splashing water is heard)
4	EXCU of Gilbert washing his hands.	Classical music continues to play. (Splashing water is heard)
5	EXCU of Gilberts putting toothpaste on a toothbrush.	Classical music continues to play.
6	CU of Gilbert brushing his hair.	Classical music continues to play.
7	MS (High angle) of Gilbert putting on a shirt.	Classical music continues to play.
8	CU (High angle) of Gilbert fastening the buttons on his shirt.	Classical music continues to play.
9	EXCU of Gilbert straightening his tie. He walks up to the camera and the shot fades out to black.	Classical music continues to play. (His footsteps can be heard)
10	MS (High angle) Shot fades in from black. Gilbert is in a different room looking at a wall of photos.	Classical music continues to play.
11	MCU (Low angle) Sky (girl in the photographs) is sitting tied up on a chair. She appears drowsy.	Classical music is heard in the background (upstairs)
12	CU Gilbert wipes knives clean and lays them neatly out on a surface.	Classical music continues as before.
13	LS (Low angle) Sky hears Gilbert’s boots walking down the stairs. She stirs.	Footsteps descending stairs.
14	CU Sky’s head turns to the sound of Gilbert’s footsteps.	“Who’s there?” (Slurred)
15	CU Gilbert descends the stairs.	Footsteps descending the stairs.
16	LS (Low angle) Gilbert walks across the floor. Sky looks around slowly but frantically.	“Who’s there?” (Slurred)
17	EXCU A bright light is switched on.	Sound of the light being switched on.
18	LS (Low angle) Light illuminates Sky in a spotlight.	Silence.
19	CU (Low angle) Sky turns her face away from the light, the looks back at the light.	Silence.
20	LS (High and canted angle) Gilbert steps in front of the light to reveal a black silhouette.

* Note, on the day of shooting, there may be some shots we choose to add in order to make the film more clear, or to make sure the audience understands something.