Scene 1

• Shot Type: Establishing

• Duration: 10 seconds
• Setting: Park
• Transition: Fade
• Exterior
• Will pan from left to right
then cut to a close up of
‘police line do not cross’

The first scene takes place in a

park by a children’s play area. The
audience is aware that it is a
crime scene and a news report is
played over the shot of the
camera panning the scene as
extra-diegetic sound,
 Scene 2- 1
• Type of shot: Mid-shot,
eye line match
• Setting: Living room of
house
• Interior
• Duration 3 seconds
• Transition: Cut to over
shoulder shot

The scene involves a couple

arguing and cuts between them
using shot-reverse-shot.
 Scene 2-2
• Type of shot: over
shoulder (180
degree rule)
• Interior
• Duration: 5
seconds
• Transition: Cut to
over the shoulder
shot
 Scene 2-3
• Type of shot: over
shoulder (180
degree rule)
• Interior
• Duration: 5
seconds
• Transition: Cut to
next shot
 Scene 3
• Type of shot: Mid
shot
• Duration: 5
seconds
• Interior
• Transition: cut to
next shot
Girl storms out of the house
and camera pans to follow her
as she leaves.
 Scene 4 The scene shows nurses
from the asylum discussing
the breakout. Camera will
• Type of shot: cut to close-ups of specific
wide shot individual talking.

• Interior
• Setting: hospital
staff room
• Duration: 10
seconds
• Transition: cut
Camera pans scene
and focuses on
specific people when
they speak
 The shot will the whole room
Scene 5 with the papers on the table.
The camera will then zoom in
to show ‘danger’ and
information on the patient
• Type of shot: long that has escaped.
shot of room to close
up of papers on table
• Setting: hospital staff
room
• Interior
• Duration: 5 seconds
• Transition: cut to next
shot
 Scene 6
• Type of shot: low
angle shot
• Exterior
• Duration: 3
seconds
• Transition: cut to
next shot
This scene will show the
antagonist running away from
the asylum. It will not show his
face or anything that could
reveal his identity.
 This scene shows the girl

Scene 7 who stormed out of the

house sitting by herself on a
swing crying. The shot is
• Type of shot: point from the antagonists point of
view.
of view
• Setting: Park
• Exterior
• Duration 5 seconds
• Transition: pans
down to low angle
shot of next scene
Camera pans from side
to side to look as though
the antagonist is pacing
up and down
 Scene 8 Again, the scene cuts
to the antagonist
running but then
• Type of shot: low stopping suddenly.

angle
• Exterior
• Duration: 3
seconds
• Transition: pan
upwards to next
scene
 Scene 9 The shot pans
upwards and we see
the antagonist
watching the girl.
• Type of shot: over
shoulder
• Setting: Park
• Exterior
• Duration: 3
seconds
• Transition: fade to
next scene
 Scene 10 The antagonist moves
forwards and places
his hand on the girl’s
shoulder.
• Type of shot: over
shoulder
• Setting: Park
• Exterior
• Duration: 2 seconds
• Transition: Cut to
montage as
antagonist places
hand on shoulder
 Scene 11
•Type of shot:
montage of all
previous scenes in
quick succession
•Duration: 1 second
per shot. Approx. 10
seconds in all
•Transition: Fade

As the antagonist’s
hand touches the girl’s
shoulder, a montage of
all previous scenes
begins.
 The scene cuts back to
Scene 12 the park with the now
empty swing swinging
eerily backwards and
• Type of shot: long forwards. Tiles appear
shot over shot.

• Setting: Park
• Exterior
• Duration 3 seconds
• Transition: titles
fade in over swing.
Scene fades to
institution logo.