Shot list

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For my shot list, I've used various different shots. 

 1) For my first shot, I've used a mid close up to show the face and neck. The purpose of this shot is to show more detail on the face and less on the body language.

 2) For my second shot, I've used a medium long shot to show the body language of the character.

 3) For my third shot, I've created a close up to show the expressions of the character.

 4) For my fourth shot, I've created a medium shot to show more body language and face expression.

 5) For my fifth shot, I've created over the shoulder shot to show more character's expression.

 6) For my last shot, I've created a long shot to show the scenery and the character's body language.

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