Title: Miss Cigarette
Author: Callum Black
Shot List
Page 1
1. Opening shot, stop motion with 'Miss' made out of cigarettes
2. Moving to 'Cigarette' coming into shot again made out of cigarettes, some smoke will drift across shot
3. Still Shot- close up of hand
4. This shot will be a hand sweep / fade which comes across the title of 'miss cigarette' and knocks the cigarettes off a table which comes into view an fall to the ground
Page 2
5. Black screen shot
6. Shot then fades into sky with clouds. This will be a low angle tilt
7. We then have a tilt down mid shot which shows two people a woman and a man
8. The shot then has the two people walking forward towards the camera and past it
Page 3
9.We have a urban london street. Wide long shot looking down the road
10. We have a split shot with view of the street and then looking down at the people
11. The two people are walking forward with the camera tracking backwards
12. Shot of off licence sign with sky and urban scene behind. This will be a tilting up POV shot
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13. Continued POV shot as the man proceeds to walk into the off license shop
14. Continued POV shot in shop with man behind the counter coming into view
15. Shot moves to hand on packet of cigarettes - close up
16. The shot then is of the man leaving the shop from the other side of the road, with cars passing on the road
Page 5
17. We now have repeat shot of the two people walking down the street with the camera in front of them
18. The shot fades into a band playing in a room the track which has been playing. It has three members, the two people seen so far ( man and woman) and another man we call 3. The shot then fades as they sit down and we then have a split screen change
19. The shot the has the original man and woman sitting on a bench in a urban park with bottles and cans on the ground. The look is off then being drunk
20. The shot then moves to a full shot of them walking in a park together
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21. Shot of close up of a hand and arm beside a packet of cigarettes as man falls over in POV
22. Stop motion shot with cigarettes moving over the hand in POV
23. Pull pack shot of woman helping man up and both start walking again, this then becomes a long shot
24. Mid shot of the couple leaving the park
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25 Split Screen/ frame shot as they walk the man pushes the girl into the other screen/frame
26. The man and woman are now shot walking on each side of a urban london screen with a mid shot
27. We have a fade shot and change of location to a cafe from the street. This is then a mid shot of the two men sitting having coffee at a table. On the table you have a packet of cigarettes
28. Stop motion shot with the cigarettes now coming out of packet and running up the mans arm and into his mouth. With surprise the man spits it out just as the girl walks past the window of the cafe and sees this
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29. A wide shot as the man who spat out the cigarette leaves the cafe. And goes outside
30. The shot is then a split screen. Like 25 and the man pulls the woman back into his screen which becomes a wide shot
31. We have a repetition of 7 of the couple walking down the street together in a mid shot
I have begun to edit the footage gained previously, I have encountered a number of issues; one being that the photos that are used for the multiple stop motions had to be changed, duration, speed and so on, this caused time issues, it took hours. Another issue was editing to the beat of the music which is difficult due to each clip having to be manipulated, again very time consuming. One of the shots I used was a cigarette burning itself out, taking about 10 minutes, I then sped this up. A problem occurred due to the clip being sped up to the point where the clip became corrupted. This resulted in the clip not being sped up enough to achieve the looked I wanted. 
Certain photo's were blurred, this only became evident after the the footage was uploaded. This means that I will have to re shoot all the blurred footage to rectify the problem.
The footage of the cigarettes spelling out words from the lyrics had to be edited to the beat of the music and edited to coincide with the words in the lyrics. 
