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Mid-shot in the car to show the girls talking about their fun day of shopping. These girls are totally oblivious to the fact that a stalker followed them out of the mall.

Wide shot from behind the girls in the car to show them talking about their day of shopping and the movie they are watching later that night.

Long shot as the girls are walking out of the mall to set the time and place of the film, as well as to portray the girls as unaware of their surroundings.

Over the shoulder shot to create suspense while the stalker is following the group of girls out of the mall.

Mid shot when the girls are talking about their plans for the rest of the night.

Pont-of-view shot when the group of girls is watching the scary movie with their popcorn and matching Christmas pajamas.

Close-up shot when Lily is bending down to grab her bag, the stalker appears in the mirror very close to her.

Close-up as Lily is walking up to her car because she forgot a bag. This shot will really zoom in on the car so that the stalker can be visible to the audience.

Low angle shot when the girls are walking in the house to foreshadow their dominance and the suspense for the rest of the film.

Master shot will include all the actors hanging out with each other and this will be where most of the film takes place.

High angle shot featuring the stalker following the group of girls throughout the mall.

Long shot of the front of the mall. The University Town Center mall is where the film begins and the group of girls is first followed by the stalker.

For our shot list I had the recommendation to have the stalker following the group of girls out of the mall, carried out by an over-the-shoulder shot because it conveys foreshadowing. Along with this, I had the intention of this filming starting out at a busy place where a stalker could easily find a group of innocent girls, so it creates a sense of reality behind the long shot of the front of the mall.

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