1. Establishing Shot
This shot simply introduces a particular location in which action is due to
take place.

2. Low Angled Mid-Shot
This shot has been constructed to contain the identity of the
subject, building up some tension.

3. Close-Up

4. Low Angled Mid-Shot
This shot shows the hands of the protagonist with a cut hand wrapped in a
bandage, presenting the focus point of the shot.

5. Mid-Shot
This shot illustrates the face of the antagonist, looking across as he hears a
distinct noise.

6. Mid-Shot
This shot shows the antagonist with a gun preparing himself. Note the
reflective image in the mirror is blacked out to conceal to identity of the
subject, adding to the tension.

7. Low Angled Mid-Shot
This shot illustrates the subject washing his hands in the sink.

8. Close-up

9. Close-up
This shot illustrates the subject watching over his shoulder, become weary
of his surroundings.

10. Extreme Close-up
This shot shows the eyes of the subject, focus point.

11. Screen Black Out ...

12. Created by B.Carlton.