Revised Shot List

Shot no.	Type of shot	Action in the sequence	Info (Costumes, props, location, personnel etc)
1	Long shot	In this shot the two characters will be walking together while having a conversation.	The two characters will be wearing similar, casual clothing to signify to the audience that they have the same social standing. This shot will also be outdoors with high key, natural lighting.
2	Close up	We will have a close up of the Ouija board while the character is holding it and walking with it.	This shot will still be outdoors in the same area as the previous shot.
3	Long shot	The two characters will be climbing the ladder to enter the barn.	This shot will still be outdoors with natural lighting.
4	Close up	One of our characters will be trying to forcefully open the door.	This shot will be of the characters hand pushing the door open; this will still be outdoors with high key lighting.
5	Long shot	This shot will be showing the two characters entering the door to get into the barn.	This shot will be in the interior of the building and the lighting will be low key.
6	Medium	This shot will include the two characters lighting the lantern in the building.	This shot will be handheld and taken from behind a wooden beam to give the impression that someone is watching the two characters while they light the lantern.
7	Close up	This shot will show the two characters lighting the lantern.	This shot will still be inside the building with low key lighting
8	Long shot	This shot will show the characters moving further down into the barn to a place where they can play the Ouija board.	This will include low-key lighting in the interior of the building.
9	Long shot	In this shot the two characters will be sitting down to play the Ouija board	This shot will also include low-key lighting.
10	Shot reverse shot	The one character will ask the other character whether they should light the candles	We will use the lantern to make the lighting light up the characters face from underneath which is a convention which is often used in horror films.
11	Shot Reverse shot	The second character will answer the other characters question by saying’ yeah I think that’s a good idea’.	We will use the lantern to make the lighting light up the characters face from underneath which is a convention which is often used in horror films.
12	Long shot	One of the characters will light both of the candles and turn off the lantern	The candles in this shot will provide low-key lighting for the shot.
13	Long shot	Both of the characters will place their hands on the board and begin to play	This shot will have low-key lighting from the candles.
14	Close up	This shot will be very short and sudden and will show both of the characters hands on the board while blood falls and appears on the board and there will be a sudden scream.	This shot will be very short and sudden, which we will use to scare our audience. It will still use low-key lighting, which will be provided by the candles.
15	Long shot	The characters will suddenly jump up and try and run to the door but it will shut before they get to it and lock the characters inside the building	At the end of the shot we will fade to black and include a voice telling the characters that they must finish the game to escape.