Shot List

REALITY
  • Black credit shot with title
  • Close-up of clock
  • Medium shot of bed-side table
  • Medium close-up of protagonist, taken aerially 
  • Close-up of calendar 
  • Medium close up of the protagonist, taken aerially
  • Close-up of clock
  • Track shot of photographs across the wall
DREAM SEQUENCE
  • Wide shot of characters at school
  • Wide shot of park
  • Medium shot of couple

REALITY
  • Medium close-up, side on, change in focus from the photographs on the wall to the protagonist
  • Extreme close-up of eye

DREAM SEQUENCE
  • Another Extreme close up of eye, with a changed set to the park scene
  • Extreme close up of nose
REALITY
  • Wide shot in bed 
  • Close-up shot of hands on the bed

DREAM SEQUENCE
  • Close-up of two holding hands
  • Long shot of the two sitting beside one another

REALITY
  • Close-up of watch
  • Wide shot at train station
  • Profile medium shot
  • Extreme close-up of eye
  • Medium shot of back
  • Wide shot of female protagonist getting off the train
  • Medium to wide shot to see a man coming behind
  • Over the shoulder shot showing the same as above
  • Long shot of the second man and female protagonist hugging 
  • Close-up of the couple
  • Long shot as the couple walk off 
  • Close-up of protagonist
  • Cut to black

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