We had to change our idea as the actor kept letting us down so we thought about filming as the point of view of a dog who is neglected by its owner and instead of showing someone acting like a dog we have gone for a dog taking more of a human role, such as getting its own food. I filmed this in handheld to get the shaky look of a dog moving and it makes quite an interesting film. The audience are more involved this way as they are seeing through the dog's eyes so they are connected to the character. We didn’t like the script we were given so we wanted to make our own interpretation of it.
Shot list for dog idea 2.
Hand held shots to be used throughout film.
1) Hand held tracking forward, long – mid shot, of walking down hall way.
2) Close up of surroundings.
3) Vertical pan (side to side looking around).
4) Close up nudging cupboard door open.
5) Mid shot/close up food in the cupboard – empty?
6) Close up food falls on the floor.
7) Close up – taking plate to owner.
8) Stop frame/mid shot of plates piling up.
9) Mid shot of bathroom door.
10) Close up of door opening
11) Close up/tracking - moving forward along street.
12) Close up, hand held pan looking up at surroundings.
13) Hand held mid shot, moving through tables.
14) Mid shot, arrives at table/water.
15) Close up, drinking water.
16) Mid shot looking for food.
17) Close up routing through food.
18) Mid shot bathroom door.
19) Close up leaving bathroom.
20) Close up holding lead.
21) Close up/tracking forward through the park.
22) Close up of drinking water indoors.
23) Mid shot/stop frame plates piling up.
24) Mid shot – owners arm.
25) Close up nudging owners arm.
26) Using card to opening and closing in front of lens – eyes closing.
Storyboard
Storyboard
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