Camera Shots

Close ups

• The girls props and outfit to show her character
• Close ups on the photos to set the background and show what the "person" is paying interest to
• We are going to use close ups of photographs and pay particular attention to the hands of the person and the gestures they are doing to make the person seem more intriguing

POV

• The "persons" watch to emphasise the title of our piece which is Waiting. This suggests the person knows she is coming home and is waiting for her where as she is oblivious
• The rooms that the person is looking round so it does look as if we are looking with them and seeing what they are

Long shot/establishing shot

• We are going to get some long shots of the house with possibly the person walking round from the back so the scene is set and it is obvious it is a house
• Long shots of the girl walking home so we see what she is doing before we concentrate on who she is

Medium shot

• Medium shots of the setting in the house and the girl walking home will help the close ups and long shots flow together more and be the middle part to the intricate and establishing shots

Split Screen?
We have added a split screen to our two previous projects and have pretty much mastered how to do it and have found it always gets commented on positively whenever we include it. In this genre, thriller, we can use the split screen to emphasise how the two people are going to come to meet and this is going to bet the climax that the tension/atmosphere/suspense is built up to.