Dark Red - indicates the exterior shots of outside the room.
Red - leads into a different location (Room)
1. Medium shot: inside a dark room.
2. Close up shot: of hands tied together.
3. Cuts to a low angle shot: of objects/tools that have fallen on the ground, panning across the objects.
4. Medium shot: of the kidnapper, below waist height stretching to the feet, standing still who has just entered the room.
4. Medium shot: of the kidnapper, below waist height stretching to the feet, standing still who has just entered the room.
5. Cuts low side shot: to the man's feet walking passed the objects and reaching a table/table leg.
6. Medium shot: slightly tilted down on a few objects laid out on the table, with the kidnapper blocking the view of the other tools.
7. Close up tracking shot: of the objects from a common tool to more sinister tools (E.g. Screwdriver - Saw)
8. Same tracking shot: at the end of the table should be a digital clock, when the clock fits into the shot fully it cuts to next shot.
9. Close up shot: of the digital clock displaying the time.
10. Close up: of hands tied again.
11. Medium shot: Cuts to chest of the hostage tracking up towards the head leading to a tilt shot of face in terror
12. (Beginning of Cross Cutting) Long shot similar to a security camera view, Police running towards the shot from the distance.
13. Low angle shot: Police are running, shot focuses on their footsteps
14. Medium/Close shot: Kidnapper putting of some leather gloves.
15. Medium shot: Upper body of hostage struggling.
16. Wide Shot: Police are still running to their destination.
17. Close up: Kidnapper is wiping his gun with a cloth.
18. Long shot: Police are moving away from the camera towards the door.
19. High angle shot: tilting down kidnapper walks towards the hostage with his gun hanging on his hand.
20: First person, Medium shot: 1st person, looking down on the hostage who is struggling.
21: Tracking shot: Police arrive at the outside the room, pans from left to right.
22. Side shot medium (same shot as 19) Kidnapper pulling his gun back.
23. Close up: police nod, then knock on door.
24. Mid shot: kidnappers torso, turning towards door.
25. Close up: Clock (5 minutes have passed)
6. Medium shot: slightly tilted down on a few objects laid out on the table, with the kidnapper blocking the view of the other tools.
7. Close up tracking shot: of the objects from a common tool to more sinister tools (E.g. Screwdriver - Saw)
8. Same tracking shot: at the end of the table should be a digital clock, when the clock fits into the shot fully it cuts to next shot.
9. Close up shot: of the digital clock displaying the time.
10. Close up: of hands tied again.
11. Medium shot: Cuts to chest of the hostage tracking up towards the head leading to a tilt shot of face in terror
12. (Beginning of Cross Cutting) Long shot similar to a security camera view, Police running towards the shot from the distance.
13. Low angle shot: Police are running, shot focuses on their footsteps
14. Medium/Close shot: Kidnapper putting of some leather gloves.
15. Medium shot: Upper body of hostage struggling.
16. Wide Shot: Police are still running to their destination.
17. Close up: Kidnapper is wiping his gun with a cloth.
18. Long shot: Police are moving away from the camera towards the door.
19. High angle shot: tilting down kidnapper walks towards the hostage with his gun hanging on his hand.
20: First person, Medium shot: 1st person, looking down on the hostage who is struggling.
21: Tracking shot: Police arrive at the outside the room, pans from left to right.
22. Side shot medium (same shot as 19) Kidnapper pulling his gun back.
23. Close up: police nod, then knock on door.
24. Mid shot: kidnappers torso, turning towards door.
25. Close up: Clock (5 minutes have passed)
26. Close up: Gun, trigger about to be pulled.
27. Shot of Police bashing through the door.
28. Long/Medium shot: Police enter the room finding it empty.
29: Tilted shot: on a table looking towards faces of the police.
30. Long shot: one of the police enrages.
27. Shot of Police bashing through the door.
28. Long/Medium shot: Police enter the room finding it empty.
29: Tilted shot: on a table looking towards faces of the police.
30. Long shot: one of the police enrages.
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