Shot by Shot

first shot is a long shot allowing the viewers to observe the location that the film is being shot




second shot is a close up of the characters food on the stove letting the audience know what the character is doing

third shot is a medium shot of the character answering their home phone and the camera follows her as she is on the phone with the person that is trying to kill her




fourth shot was a close up & back on the stove with her (the main character in the opening scene) popcorn popping



fifth shot was a medium shot & was of her walking towards all her doors locking them




                         

sixth shot was a medium shot of the killer reading a magazine on a bench outside of her house with a mask & black suit on



seventh shot was a close up and zoom in of her face as she started to get frightened


eighth shot was a close up on the killer outside


ninth shot was a close up of the stove showing the popcorn looking like it was about to burst open



tenth shot was a close up on the blonde girl (main character) face again


eleventh shot was a side profile shot of her


twelfth shot is a close up on her face again



thirteen shot was back to a side profile shot



fourteenth shot was a medium shot of a random man in a wig and golden suit tied to a chair

fifth-teen shot is a close up back on the blonde girl


sixteenth shot is a medium shot back on the man in the golden suit screaming


seventeenth shot was a medium shot of the blonde girl closing her door back in her house on the phone



nineteenth shot is a long shot of her running to her back door that she forgot to lock


twentieth shot is a close up shot back on the stove showing the popcorn is as big as a snow ball


twenty-first shot is a extreme close up of her locking the back door


twenty-second shot is a close up shot of her looking outside the back doors window


twenty-third shot is a medium shot of her jumping turning around at the front door


twenty-fourth shot is a medium shot of the front door



twenty-fifth shot is a medium shot of her picking up a bat walking towards the front door



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