Establishing Shot: At the beginning we will use an establishing shot to introduce our characters and location. The camera will then pan round the forest at an 80 degree angle to reveal the location in which the thriller set.
Over the shoulder shot: This will be used when the dog becomes distressed and the charecters, discuss the situation.
Reaction shot: This will be used as the characters reaction to both the dog playing up and when it runs off. This will lead to the audiences realization of the troubled situation. We will also use this particular shot when the characters discover the creepy location to reiterate their frightening dilema.
Mid shot: This shot will be used regularly throughout the film to illustrate the storyline. For example: at the beginning where we zoom in on the well and of perhaps the characters.
Long shot: This shot will also be used to show the well from a distance and also when the stalkers silhouette is on the hill.
High angled shot: This will be used as the camera looks down into the creepy well to create a sense of disorientation.
Low angled shot: This will be used as we look up onto the man on the hill, this will clearly illustrate the characters vulnerability.
Point of view shot: When we look down into the well, as we look around the forest and as the dog runs off.
Close up: we will use this as we flicker from images. To build up suspense and tension.
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