Shot list

To prepare myself for the days I start to film my work, I have composed a shot list of all the shots that I want for my video. I organised this by splitting my video up based on the lyric that is sung at each point in the song, that way I can work out exactly how long each shot duration should last for. I then visualised each shot I wanted in time with the music, stating what kind of shot it was and giving a description of the video at that point in the song. 

Here is a link to the spreadsheet I created with all of the information I need to film my video.

My shot list, bad quality so click on the link to see the full spreadsheet

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