Shot List

High angle: For both party and performance scenes

To emphasis the number of people at the party

To contribute to the different view of the band

Low angle: Party, performance and street scenes

To help show that the people at the party are dancing

To help emphasis the success and size of the band

To help show the height of which the neighbour is at.

Pan: Party, performance and street scenes

To emphasis the amount of people at the party

To show how many people the is annoying

To emphasis the amount of people who can fit in 1 car

Zoom (in): To create an enigma effect

Making the audience wonder, who it is in the shot.

Zoom (out): To help show who is actually in the shot more clearly

Over the shoulder: Neighbourhood and computer scenes

To show why neighbour is annoyed

To show what people are looking at on a computer sceens

Extreme Close-up: To empathises what someone if doing in a particular shot

Close-up: To give a better idea to what someone is doing

Medium shot: To help shot the size of something and to show more than one item in any particular shot.

Long shot: To emphasis the size of something (big or small)

Establishing shot: To emphasise how small someone feels.