This document provides a list of 11 shots that could be used in a film scene. The shots include various angles and closeness to capture the emotions and reactions of the characters, including medium close ups to show facial expressions, tracking shots to follow a character moving through a house, and high angle shots to reveal a character's actions. The shots switch between characters to tell the story of a girl discovering something shocking on the phone and then seeing something alarming in another room.

1. Taken
1. Medium close up- starting the scene by
showing her reaction to her phone
ringing.
2. Long shot- showing her leaving the room.
3. Medium shot- shows his surprised movement so the audience knows his
emotion.
4. Medium close up- shows his emotion more clearly to the audience by focusing
on his facial expression.
5. Tracking shot- follows her around the house, shows she is trying to find a quiet
place to speak on the phone.
6. Close up shot- by focusing on her face, the audience can tell she is fed up being
on the phone.
7. Wide shot- shows what the girl can see from where she is.
8. Medium close up- shows her shocked emotion when she spots something in
the room opposite.
9. Wide shot- shows what she has just seen.
(Switches between these too shots to show what is happening and how she is
reacting)
10. High angle shot- shows what her father is doing.
11. Close up shot on an item- shows what his plan is.