Shot list

1
Girl is walking home
 Wide shot 
2
She enters an alley way all by herself.
 Clsoe up 
3
It is very dark as it is night
 Long shot 
4
Shot of her looking into camera
Extreme close up
5
She is walking
 wide shot
6
She spots a group of boys
 medium shot
7
Shot of the boys
Medium close up 
8
She carries on walking
 Medium close up
9
She walks past the boys
Medium close up
10
One of them turns around
 Close up
11
He asks for her number
 Close up
12
She Rejects him rudely
 Medium close up
13
The leader’s friends start to laugh and mock him
 Extreme wide shot
14
Shot of him with an angry and upset face
Extreme close up 
15
Shot of friends still mocking him
Wide shot 
16
The girl is still walking deeper in the alley way
 Long shot 
17
Shot of the leader walking behind her
 Wide shot 
18
Shot of her walking
 Long shot 
19
Shot of leader punching her in the face
 close up
20
Different angle shot of leader punching her
 close up

Shot of her in the floor crying
 Medium shot

Shot of the leader walking back to his group.
long shot 


















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