1) Shot 1 is a POV shot of our dog walker who is walking along an alleyway. POV shot works very well here as we are trying to create realism in our thriller.
2) Shot 2 is of the POV shot looking around. This is significant as we are showing the surrounding area we are using.
3) We then cut to our opening credits which is our actors list. This helps us create tension throughout our thriller.
4) The third shot will still be a POV of our dog walker picking up a glove. We will have it zooming in showing the glove up close.
5) Our fourth shot will be a dog walker approaching the props we are using (bags/phone/school folder) the significance of this creates tension of what is going to happen next.
6) We will cut to who it will be directed by being an important part of our thriller.
7) There will be a close up shot of our dog walker picking up the different props we are using.
8) It will then cut back to our credits showing who it will be produced by.
9) We will then go on to the phone ringing in which it will be a medium shot of it ringing creating tension of who is phoning.
10) We will then show who it will be co-produced by which is a significant role in our thriller.
11) The next shot will be the POV of our person running showing different scenery and what is happening.
12) We will then cut back to our credits to see who had produced the music.
13) The next shot will be a tracking shot of a car leaving creating suspense and mystery for the audience.
14) We will then cut to our final shot which will be our title "Missing".
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