Pre-production: Shot list

Shot list 
            


First
 scene
-a
 match cut of Annabelle coming to college (on the street)
Second
 scene
-tracking
 shot of her walking forwards
Third
 scene
-a
 tracking shot the camera moves behind Annabelle she's coming through the gate  
Fourth
 scene
-
 tilt shot moves up from feet to head
Fifth
 scene
-over
 the shoulder shot. Group of girls meeting up
Sixth
 scene
-she
 then receives text message on phone and ignores it (extreme close up)
Seventh
 scene
-matching
 cut of an everyday situation
Eighth
 scene
-close
 up in the letter which is going to be a flashback
Ninth
 scene
-
 she leaves the letter in her friends bag
Tenth
 scene
-her
 friend sees the letter
Eleventh
 scene
-both
 get into different buses while brooklyn is trying to avoid Annabelle to commit suicide
Twelfth
 scene
-brooklyn
 conveys Annabelle not to do it and calls childline
Thirteenth
 scene
-happy
 ending

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