Opening credits: Production Team, Distributor, Director
Voice over begins when director’s name appears on screen + slow drumming.
Voice over begins when director’s name appears on screen + slow drumming.
Voice over: When you’re in the business that I am in, you have to keep a few skills that you must learn.
Long shot slowly pushing in. Target sitting down, writing on some paper at a desk, fades in through director’s name.
Voice over: First, is to be able to pick a lock.
Target sitting down cuts to a close up of a door handle, lock picking equipment goes into the key hole and wriggles around and the door opens.
Voice over: the second... is to remain undetectable.
Match on action shot- hit-man walking through the door he just opened | Point of view shot - hit man spot the shadow of the Wife of the target at the top of the stairs | medium shot - of hit man closing the door quietly behind him and hiding behind a wall| medium shot of Wife coming round down the stair and going somewhere different to the hit man | Point of view shot – hit man looking round the corner and seeing the wife going off camera.
Voice over: Also a key skill, know how to use you weapon. Know it inside and out, and stick to it.
Medium close up – hit man checking his gun is working | medium shot camera following the hit man running up the stairs.
Voice over: Lastly... pull the trigger.
Medium close-up of the target – head rapidly leaves the shot, revealing the barrel of a gun behind him,
This is more of a summary of ALL elements in the opening than a script, Will. You will gain marks for completing planning work in an appropriate format, so you can use software (as I suggested) to create a script or you can look at the example on the board (or take scripts from the web) and copy the format and layout.
ReplyDeleteokay, we tried the software, and we both came to the conclusion that it was just a rubbish version of word.
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